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Via Fiume 20, Florence, Tuscany, 50123, Italy
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In the Bargello's inner courtyard
Florence from above
Ristorante Uffizi
Santa Croce by night.
Dear all
does anyone know any cheap flights from Florence to Madrid?
Thanks in advance :)
Luísa
Hy,
from Florence to Madrid there is only Meridiana http://www.meridiana.it/en/index.aspx
Ciao, Marco
Meridiana flies Florence to Madrid but not sure if it is cheap. http://www.meridiana.it/en/index.aspx
Flying to Barcelona first maybe another option.
Or flying from Pisa? I know RYANAIR do PISA to SEVILLE or VALENCIA !
Also look at www.vueling.com or www.clickair.com (these airlines are in process of merging but all times should be on either site).
And lastly don't forget to look at options with Easyjet.
Many thanks for the tips!
Is there any shuttle bus or any other transportation from Pisa to Florence?
Grazie mille!
http://www.terravision.eu/florence_pisa.html
for shuttle Florence -Pisa
By train it is easy and cheap, they leave frequently, they are regionals so no need for a reservation, just buy the ticket 05.60€. Many go all the way from Florence to the Pisa airport, some require a switch in the Pisa Centrale station. Travel time about an hour and a half.
http://www.ferroviedellostato.it/cms/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=3fdbe14114bc9110VgnVCM10000080a3e90aRCRD
Ciao, Marco
Many thanks to both for the most useful tips :)
Flying from Pisa will give you cheaper options, because it is the airport used by budget airlines.
The train ride takes around an hour from Florence. Train from Pisa Centrale to the airport barely takes 5 minutes.
The Terravison bus goes directly to the airport from Florence SM Novella station/bus station:
http://www.terravision.eu/florence_pisa.html
Ryanair fly from Pisa to a variety of Spanish destinations (not Madrid), Clickair fly to Barcelona.
Alternatively, you could get the train from Florence to Rome Termini (which can take as little as ih 37 mins, cost from 36.10 euro) and then get a bus/taxi to Ciampino airport to get a flight direct to Madrid with Ryanair or Easyjet.
www.treniltalia.com/en/index.html is my preferred link for finding Italian train times and fares.
There're many amazing things things to see in Florence, I won’t really fit them all there with all the history and beauty, it’s impossible to describe, you just have to go and see it. Traffic is not as crazy as in Rome, buildings are built with more taste and style. Beauty, Beauty, Beauty...
We were eating out all the time and as it was the off season we got some charming glimpses of waiters at their ease - standing in the doorway of the trattoria with a can of beer and a smoke chatting to their friends - and the kitchen staff would wander into sight quite often. And all the kitchen staff seemed to be wearing crocs. White crocs, green crocs, mauve crocs. I was fascinated.
Then the next day I found these fleecy lined crocs for sale. What genius dreamed that up? Just the job for nippy mornings.
You need at least two days in Florence to be able to get an overall impression of the city. Why only visit the most famous sights? There are so many beautiful buildings and squares that you don't need a map to find overwhelming places. Take a walk past Piazza Santa Croce, Santa Maria Novella, The Badia Fiorentina or just walk by the river Arno. The cool marble fountain on the photo is not famous (as I know of) but still worth a glance.
Do you want to hear English or Italian? There are spots along Dei Benci like The Red Garter that cater to the American college kids. Feels just like those frat parties we all used to love so much.
If you prefer native culture and language try San Spirito on the other side of the Arno. Great bars and pubs and a nice, open area. If you are a sports fan and feeling a little homesick there are plenty of bars to choose from. Try the Fiddler's Elbow on Santa Maria Novella. There you can always catch a good Irish soccer game along with some American football.
In Piazza San Spritio in the summer most bars set up outdoor seating that can turn into a lot of fun It's Italy, look good.
It's a small, family-run restaurant that serves locals. The food is fresh and tastes like my nonna's! There's a cozy ambience, with pictures and empty wine bottles around the restaurant. I had the pesto spaghetti, roast chicken breast with vegetables, and tiramisu for dessert.
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