Florence's tourist tax

Every guest aged 12 or over pays Florence's imposta di soggiorno: €3.50 to €8 a night, depending on the type of accommodation and its stars, for up to 7 nights.

How the imposta di soggiorno works

Florence charges its imposta di soggiorno per person per night for up to 7 consecutive nights. Hotels pay by star rating, from €3.50 (1 star) to €8 (5 stars); B&Bs, holiday apartments and short lets pay €6, after a 50-cent rise on 1 February 2025. Children under 12 pay nothing.

Rates by type of stay

The more stars, the more you pay. Other kinds of accommodation have their own rates.

Where you stayTax
5-star hotel €8 per person per night
4-star hotel €7 per person per night
3-star hotel €6 per person per night
2-star hotel €4.50 per person per night
1-star hotel €3.50 per person per night
B&B, guest rooms, holiday apartment or tourist let €6 per person per night
Youth hostel or holiday house €4 per person per night
Campsite €3.50 per person per night

An example stay

Two adults, an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old stay 5 nights in a holiday apartment.

B&B, guest rooms, holiday apartment or tourist let

€6 per person per night3 paying guests × 5 nights × €6
€90

Tax on this stay€90

Some children pay less or nothing because of their age.

Who doesn’t pay

  • Children up to their 12th birthday.
  • University of Florence students, companions of hospital patients, and people with severe disabilities and one companion.
  • School groups and under-16 sports players pay half.

Paying it

Your hotel or host collects it and pays the City of Florence. Airbnb collects it when you book.

Your trip in the calculator

Put in your own trip. Hosts round and apply discounts in their own way, so treat the result as a close estimate.

Tourist tax for this trip

€48

Nights charged
3
Guests who pay
2
€8 per person per night
€48

How the Florence tax works

Planning a trip to Florence

Check whether a listing includes the tax or collects it on arrival. The price breakdown on the booking page tells you.

Sources

We last checked these on 28 September 2026. Rates often change at the start of a year or a season, so check the official source before you pay or file a return.

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