Firenze Certosa Camping

After a morning strolling past the masterpieces in Florence or an afternoon among the Tuscan vineyards, there's nothing better than plopping down by the pool at the Firenze Certosa campsite in Florence. The spacious pool is sheltered among the greenery and is the perfect place to cool off during hot summer days. Take a few leisurely laps, float on an air mattress or seek shade with a good book. Meanwhile, children have a great time in the separate paddling pool, where they can splash safely and happily. Thanks to the relaxed atmosphere and green surroundings, an afternoon by the pool here feels like a mini holiday in itself. Sunbathing, swimming, or just lazing around: here you will find complete relaxation.

The children have all the space they need to play at the campsite; the playing field and natural surroundings invite them to play hide-and-seek, soccer, or build huts. New friends are quickly made while you enjoy an espresso on the terrace. At the end of the day, join us at the campground's cosy restaurant. Here you will discover how good a plate of pasta can taste after a day full of impressions. Everything is freshly prepared with local ingredients and a good dose of Tuscan hospitality. The small campground store ensures that you’ll have fresh rolls on the table in the morning and also offers everything for a relaxing day: from snacks to souvenirs. At several places on the campsite, you have access to WiFi, useful for sharing those beautiful vacation photos directly with the home front.

Who stays at the Firenze Certosa campsite in Florence has the best of Tuscany at his fingertips. By car or public transportation, you will be in the heart of Florence within 15 minutes. Stroll on the Ponte Vecchio, admire the frescoes in the Duomo and enjoy an ice cream in the Piazza della Signoria. But there is also much to discover outside the city. From the campsite you can drive straight into the famous Chianti region, with winding roads, rolling vineyards and charming villages like Greve in Chianti. Here you can taste local wines, discover historic castles and enjoy the typical Tuscan atmosphere. For a day trip, beautiful Siena is just an hour away. This medieval city with its shell-shaped square and ancient streets is a feast for lovers of history and architecture. Also fun: picnics in one of Florence's parks, such as the Boboli Gardens, or a visit to a colorful market where you can score local delicacies for an Italian lunch under the olive trees.