Grazi Massafera and daughter Sofia display striking resemblance during luxury vacation in Italy
Grazi Massafera and her daughter, Sofia, 14, enjoy a vacation in Italy, drawing attention to the great similarity between them. The actress, who recently completed her work as the character Arminda in the soap opera “Três Graças”, enjoys her rest. They were seen posing for photos at the famous Galleria degli Uffizi, located in Florence.
Inside the renowned museum, Grazi Massafera made a fun post on social media, commenting on having “found the Three Graces” next to a work. The artist, who traditionally keeps her personal life more private, has released records of the trip alongside Sofia, which is the result of her former relationship with actor Cauã Reymond.
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The actress and her daughter are staying at the Collegio alla Querce, considered one of the most luxurious establishments in the Tuscan capital. This exclusive hotel, located in a historic building from the 16th century, offers a unique experience in the hills of Florence, mixing classical architecture with vast gardens and stunning panoramas of the city, an ideal setting for celebrities seeking exclusivity and Italian cultural richness.
On its digital platforms, Grazi Massafera published several images documenting the stay at the luxurious hotel. The cost of a night in one of the hotel’s basic rooms is estimated at approximately R$10,800, while a high-end suite can cost around R$35,000 per night.
The luxury development has a series of amenities for its guests, including relaxing spas, terraced gardens and haute cuisine restaurants. One of the great attractions is the panoramic view of the iconic dome of Florence’s Duomo, belonging to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, one of the city’s most recognized symbols.
