Perched next to the synagogue and the river, Luogo d’Olive is right at the heart of the old Jewish quarter. It’s full of designer furniture, from the Mangiarotti dining table to the Stilnovo chandelier, and this gives it a sense of luxury. However, the abundance of natural light stops any of the design from feeling too heavy or overwhelming, which is always a bit of a risk when decking out a flat with such high-end things.


Home truths:
*There's a lift but it starts on the first floor, so you'll have to climb one flight of stairs. *Two guests will be on a sofa bed in the living room. *The bathroom doesn't have any windows. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. *This is a much-used home and so shows some signs of wear and tear.