Florence Transportation

 48 Reviews  If you like to go to Siena or San Gimignano you have to take a bus at the SITA bus station. This is situated in via Santa Caterina da Siena; it is around 100 meters from Santa Maria Novella train... 

 25 Reviews  Next to the main train station in Florence, Santa Maria Novella, there is a large underground car park/parking garage. It's not cheap, but it is open 24 hours a day, and from there you can walk to... 

 38 Reviews   The roads around the train station are busy, busy, busy - not very safe to run across with all the cars, buses, and taxis. There are underground walkways that get you from one side of the street to... 

 6 Reviews  One thing I dislike is going to a transportation site and having to look at a bus/train, etc. map one small grid at a time. I like to see an overview of the map, then be able to zoom into what I... 

 26 Reviews  I tried to change my ticket reservation from 3pm to an earlier one at Firenze SMN so to deal with the tax refund stuff and this rude, unhelpful and uninformative station staff talked to me in Italian... 

 8 Reviews  Riding the traditional Vespa is definetely the most easiest way for exploring the old core of the town. I took this picture for one reason only, remembering the jokes we made when travelling by cars... 

 10 Reviews  Florence has one airport: its code is FLR and it has one small runway allowing only relatively small aircraft (ATR, DASH or Fokker 50 turboprops; Avro RJ or Airbus 319 jets) to serve the... 

 5 Reviews  Exploring the city centre in the carriage is the most romantic way of course. Slowly and very comfortable it allows you to take the pictures during the ride. Besides, the coachman is very helpful in... 

 5 Reviews  I spent 4 days in Florence and stayed with a friend who lives just north of Centrale Mercado. I was able to use one of his bikes the entire time. It was a short 10 minute ride into the center and was... 

 fgfi Says:  This is a quite new entry in Florence transportation. The red double deckers travel the streets of Florence since 2003. I'ts quite a touristic thing , but if... 

 jorgec25 Says:  The city centre has some narrow streets, and in my opinion it's best to visit the town on foot. But there are public transportations going everywhere all the... 

 Redang Says:  I bring this tip for the buses that link Florence with the Airport and with other cities such as Siena. In this particular case, it's better to go to that city... 

 Redang Says:  Some road distances from Florence to:- Rome: 285 kms.- Paris (France): 1.146 kns.- Warsaw (Poland): 1.570 kms.- Madrid (Spain): 1.688 kms.The website gives you... 

 Redang Says:  Aeroporto di Firenze-Amerigo Vespucci (Florence-Amerigo Vespucci Airport).Once you arrive in Florence by plane, I recommend to take the bus called Volainbus... 

 Redang Says:  Italy has an excellent train network. The railway station is in the city centre, from it, the most important sights of Florence are very close, and one of the... 

 micajo Says:  The principal public transportation netwrok within the city is run by the ATAF and Li-nea bus company, with tickets available at local tobacconists, bars and... 

 Satish_atteri Says:  As soon as you reach florence, decide the number of days you are here and buy a ataf bus tickets (biglette) which you can get in any ciggarette/book shops... 

 Marpessa Says:  I used the taxis in Firenze twice while I was there. Just to get to and from my B&B. They are a bit expensive, but if you have luggage with you and need to... 

 kenadams Says:  If you're one of the zillion people every year who cruise around the Mediterranean and have a layover stop in Livorno, you'll probably also be one of the... 

 fgfi Says:  A tiny two-seater is perfect to drive through narrow streets, and to park it just about anywhere you want.Smart drivers are not very well considered by other... 

 emiliano72 Says:  if you arrive with at the airport , you must go to the centre of florence .with a taxy or by bus-shuttle from ariport.in the centre you find all info for tour... 

 mariocibelli Says:  OUCH! Everyone who lives in FLorence complains about having the most expensive taxis in Italy. Part of the problem is that the city is so smalland thus fares... 

 Redang Says:  Just walk, you won't regret.