Florence is known for the curiosities that cloak every corner of the city, where names, bricks, windows and architecture hide stories and anecdotes to be discovered. Even the building you stand in tells much about its past. The development of volumes in height and depth not only responds to aesthetic needs but is partly a consequence of the taxation that the Medici household imposed in the Renaissance on the basis of the space occupied in width. Even the name of your accommodation has its own particular history. “Opera” was the first apartment assigned to Etesian by the Opera Pia, whose name it recalls. Subsequently, “Minuetto” and “Sinfonia” kept the thread of a musical call, turning a single good work into a harmony of housing contributing to the solidarity project.