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Getting Here

One note from us before you start searching:

We typically connect in Amsterdam or Paris as our European gateway. Those tend to be the most reliable and well-priced from Los Angeles.

Munich and Zurich are also excellent hubs with strong onward connections to Florence. It’s worth checking if your origin city connects to either.

From any of these hubs, the leg to Florence is short and simple. Use whichever gateway gets you the best combination of price, timing, and fewest connections.

FLR

Florence-Peretola Airport

BEST OPTION

MOST CONVENIENT

Florence’s own airport. When you can get a routing through FLR, take it - you land and you are in the city 20 minutes later with no train, no connection, no hassle. International connections have expanded significantly in recent years.

PSA

Pisa International

CLOSEST ALTERNATIVE

LOW COST CARRIERS

About 80km west of Florence and served by more low-cost carriers than FLR. A competitive option when the price works for your routing. The train from Pisa Centrale to Florence Santa Maria Novella is direct, runs frequently, and takes about an hour.

FCO

Rome Fiumicino

BEST FOR

TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHTS

The largest international hub in Italy and the best entry point for guests flying from the US or on long-haul itineraries. The Frecciarossa high-speed train from FCO to Florence Santa Maria Novella runs frequently. The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours and is genuinely pleasant.

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