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If you have found a luxury villa in Florence with us, we have an amazing, limited-time offer for you to avail of: we will be organising free, guided tours of Florence with our experienced, expert guides – the perfect way to start off any holiday in the city!

The Hidden Florence Guided Walking Tour is available for free for everyone in your party with all vacation rentals reserved through Easy Reserve from July 14th, 2017 (minimum stay of 5 nights) until the 15th of September, 2017. After this date it will still be available but at the normal price of 25€ per person. A typical family of 4 could expect to save up to 100€ with this wonderful offer, so what are you waiting for?

In the final post in this series, we are rounding up more of Milan's architectural masterpieces. While the city may have been put on the map internationally by its fashion, it has much more to offer any visitor when it comes to art and culture and, in particular, architecture.

Just find a vacation rental in Milan and follow this guide and you will find some of the city's best architectural gems that, handily, are also some of its major tourist attractions.

6. Villa Belgiojoso Bonaparte

The Villa Belgiojoso Bonaparte, also known as the Villa Reale and the Villa Comunale, was originally built for Count Ludovico Barbiano di Belgiojoso in the 18th century.

As noted in the last post, Milan is a city with a rich history and cultural heritage that is often overshadowed by its title as fashion capital of Italy. One of the areas in which the city really excels is in her architecture and there are some incredible buildings in the city from ancient churches to contemporary explorations into modern living. If you are an enthusiast or merely a normal tourist, these buildings are sure to impress. Just find a vacation rental in Milan, take note of this guide and track down the most beautiful buildings in Milan.

3. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is, perhaps, the most famous place to shop in Milan. The shopping centre, or mall, is located right by the Duomo and is one of the oldest shopping malls in the world. Even if you're not buying anything, it's probably the best place you could possibly go for a little window-shopping as it is so stunningly opulent and beautiful.

Milan is Italy's fashion capital and, while it may not be as famous a cultural centre internationally as some Italian cities, it is, in fact, rich in historic and artistic heritage. The city's architecture, in particular, is incredibly fascinating. From ancient keeps to modern feats, Milan is home to some rather extraordinary buildings that are a must-see for those interested in architecture or those who have a fondness for photogenic gems to fill up their feeds. Just find a vacation rental in Milan, take note of this guide and track down the most beautiful buildings in Milan.

1. Milan's Duomo

Milan's famous gothic cathedral, or Duomo, is one of the most famous and iconic buildings in the city and a definite highlight.

If you have found a luxury villa in Florence and are spending time exploring the city, you are bound to work up quite the appetite, darting from attraction to attraction. While there may be an endless list of restaurants, cafes, bars, pizzerias and delis to check out, there is one place, in particular, that we recommend; the Mercato Centrale.

The brainchild of Umberto Montano and Claudio Cardini, the Mercato Centrale is a covered market in the historic San Lorenzo neighbourhood that was opened in the Spring of 2014, on the 140th anniversary of the iron and glass building in which is is located. The building in question was erected in 1874 and was designed by architect Giuseppe Mengoni, who was also the designer of the San Ambrogio market and the more famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan.