Spend a Spring weekend in Florence and treat yourself to a relaxing weekend with your family, your partner or friends, staying at an elegant hotel with parking, just outside the restricted traffic zone in the historic center.
The FH55 Grand Hotel Mediterraneo looks forward to welcoming you in the Lungarno del Tempio, a strategic location.
Just a stone’s throw from “Ponte Niccolò”, you’ll enjoy elegant rooms and luxurious suites that can easily and securely be reserved from our official website, without any additional costs.
Museums, historical buildings, gardens, and art galleries are all within a short distance. You can easily get around on foot or by e-bike to locations hosting must-see events, performances, shows, concerts, and temporary exhibitions.
Spring weekend in Florence deal
A spring weekend is the perfect opportunity to snap up one of our special deals for a weekend in Florence.
On our official website, you can find unbeatable rates to stay at our hotel.
Our packages always include breakfast, which is served at Ristorante Arno and includes a sweet and savory selection, as well as options for those with gluten intolerances or following specific ethical, medical or religious diets.
Gran Hotel Mediterraneo deals allow you to experience a spring weekend in Florence, an ideal time to visit the area and discover the city’s rich historical, artistic, and cultural heritage.
What to do in Florence on a spring weekend
Mild weather, warmer days, and more hours of sunshine make the spring period a perfect time for out-of-town trips, long walks, and spending lots of time outdoors.
Florence, which is easy to explore on foot, is the ideal place to visit this time of year, offering a plethora of interesting sights, hidden corners, and attractions and locations that appeal to adults and children alike.
You can:
- Visit museums: Some of the world’s most important works of art can be seen in the city’s many museums. The Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Vecchio, Gallery of the Academy, Palazzo Pitti, Bargello National Museum, Florence Cathedral Museum, Stefano Bardini Museum, the Medici Chapels, and Palazzo Strozzi are all-must see locations;
- Make the most of the special opening timesand free entry. Many Florentine museums and monuments will offer additional opening times at no extra cost;
- Temporary exhibitions: plenty of art and culture with temporary exhibitions and installations. These include: Lorenzo Puglisi – Silence, at Tuscany Hall; Andy Ceausu – Stone embroidery at Plus Florence; Tony Tedesco – Space transit at Plus Florence; Loi di Campi – Land file at Plus Florence; Leonardo Meoni Reveries in velvet and concrete at Zerial Art Project; Caravaggio and 17th-century painting: the new exhibition at the Uffizi Gallery;
- Visit the Florentine gardens: Florence is replete with exquisite gardens where visitors can stroll, pause, and admire unique flowers, plants and buildings. The stand-out gardens include: Boboli Gardens, Botanical Gardens, Cascine Park, Rose Garden, Bardini Gardens;
- Have a picnic: the April 25 long weekend is perfect for snacking or lunching outdoors. Florence and its nearby countryside offer plenty of places to relax and enjoy a meal together: Anconella Park, Poggio Valicaia Park, Pettini Area, Horticulture Gardens, Neto Park, Stibbert Museum Park, Fonte Santa Woods, Renai Park, Maiano Farm, Villa Demidoff Park, Vallombrosa, Lasta a Signa River Park, Monte Morello.
April 25, 2025 events in Florence
This year, the weekend of April 25 is shaping up to be an unmissable opportunity for an escape from the daily grind, shaping up to be really interesting and unusually long.
Clear your schedule, as the weekend can easily run from Thursday, April 24 to Sunday, April 27, offering four days to immerse yourself in art, culture and relaxation.
Florence is preparing to welcome tourists and the curious with a calendar full of special events, ideal for those who want to enrich their knowledge and beauty their eyes.
If you are an art lover, this is the perfect time to visit museums and exhibitions ranging from contemporary art to Etruscan archaeology and the enchantment of impressionism.
Extraordinary events for the weekend of April 25 begin at Palazzo Strozzi, which hosts Tracey Emin‘s provocative and intense exhibition entitled “Sex and Solitude.” A unique opportunity to engage with the work of an artist who has been able to transform her personal experiences into art, exploring intimate and universal themes.
For those, on the other hand, who dream of the vibrant colors and delicate atmospheres of Impressionism, we enthusiastically point out the exhibition “Impressionists in Normandy” at the Museo degli Innocenti.
A total immersion into the heart of the Impressionist movement through a selection of works that capture the light and beauty of the Normandy landscapes. Prepare to be enchanted by the clear skies, blooming fields and seascapes that inspired some of art’s greatest masters.
For a dip into the past, we recommend heading to the Museo Civico Archeologico di Fiesole, a place rich in history and charm. Here, you can admire an interesting and well-attended exhibition on “ll Principe di Radicondoli: un aristocratico etrusco nel Mugello del VII secolo a.C.” A journey back in time to discover a fascinating figure and his historical context, which will reveal previously unseen aspects of Etruscan civilization and its influence on the Tuscan territory.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make the April 25 weekend unforgettable!