This was a wonderful respite after a long day of walking. Alessandra was welcoming, speaking in…read moreboth Italian and English in our small group. The small studio is tucked away, but well worth going to. I will definitely go back next time I return to Florence.

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Just spent a few days in Florence and got a 3 day pass for the gym ($35 Euro.) My husband and I are…read morepicky about gyms and workout 6-7 days per week (going on vacation doesn't mean going on vacation from the gym for us...) This place is perfectly located (only a 5 min or so walk from the train station) and has everything one would to get in a good workout. If I lived in Florence, I could definitely see this place being my "home" gym. The guy at the front desk was super friendly and accommodating to our English/Spanish speaking with the little bit of Italian we know. *Quick tip: Don't forget to bring your own towel. :)

Great gym for a routine gym goer while on vacation. Good hours, nice staff, offers 1-3 day+ passes…read moreat good prices. Decent amount of equipment, DB's up to 32kg/~70lb, plenty of bumper plates. Small area for traditional lifting but on vacation I can't complain.

Best Pilates studio of all Tuscany! They are inside an amazing palace and they have the best staff…read moreyou can wish to!

Gym was good for what it was. Pretty expensive and not the friendliest staff but a good atmosphere…read morefor sure.

I was at this gym for 7 weeks. It's centrally located. €90/month which seems to be the norm for…read moregyms in Florence unless you venture out to the periphery ( Kokoakan €55/ month last year). This gym is super small. So small that putting plates on the military press Hammer strength type machine is a contortionist move. They only have one preacher bench, and one curl bar but s variety of other machines. A small room with dumbbells and four adjustable benches, a smiths machine, a squat rack, one incline and two regular benches. Several treadmills, three stationary bikes sardined into a small space. Obviously no pool, or sauna, juice bar etc. They have change rooms, clean showers lockers. Bring your own lock, towel etc. Overall a good place to work out and away from home and maintain. I never found it super crowded. Front desk people speak English and are friendly enough. The gym is mostly full of locals and some international university exchange students. No meat heads benching four plates.