Villa Cora has its beginning when Florence was the capital of the Kingdom of Italy at the end of the nineteenth century, when architect Pietro Comparini was commissioned by Baron Oppenheim to design and build, out of love for a woman, an aristocratic residence, reflecting the architectural and stylistic characteristics of that era,  

Located inside a centuries-old park surrounded by 900 square meters of lush gardens that overlooks the Boboli Gardens on the hills of Florence,Villa Cora is only minutes away from the heart of the city.  

The 43 rooms and suites are located in the Villa and in two adjacent buildings. Each floor of the Villa is characterize by a particular style  Also the common areas, lavishly decorated from the Moorish Room, with its oriental atmosphere according to the eclectic taste that distinguishes the villa,  to the Mirror room, considered in the past as the most beautiful ballroom in the city of Florence,  to the  Cards Room devoted to tranquility and last but not least the White room, characterized by the majesty of a monumental fireplace and a neoclassical statue, will all truly make you feel as an aristocratic of that time.