Cheap flights to Florence (FLR)

As the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence has been an important city for many centuries, and it continues to be one of Italy's most-visited destinations. The culture and architecture are still big draws and the Tuscan cuisine keeps everyone happy once they arrive. Most people first fly into Rome or Milan, but flights to Florence are also easy, and using Webjet you’ll be able to quickly find the cheapest flights on any airline as well as the best days to fly for the absolute lowest price airfare possible. The main airport for Florence is relatively small, and while it's easy to find a direct flight in from many large cities in Europe, you might find even cheaper airfare into nearby Pisa, which has more service on low-cost carriers. Still, those with limited time will appreciate going directly into Florence as well as the simple and cheap connections into the city.

Airfare to Florence

Finding cheap flights to Florence can be challenging depending on where you are starting from, but plenty of daily flights with good connections do exist for many. If you are starting in North America then you can often get cheap flights with only one stop in Paris, London, or Amsterdam along the way. You can also find flights that stop-over in Rome, though in that case you might consider booking just into that city and then taking the train to Florence.

Flight information for Florence Airport

The main airport near Florence is sometimes called Amerigo Vespucci Airport, but more often called Peretola Airport by locals. It's a small facility with only one terminal and one runway, located just outside of Florence itself. In spite of its size, there are several shopping and dining options at the airport, as well as a Tourist Information booth that can book onward reservations. All important signs are in English as well as Italian, and most key employees speak enough English to help you find your way.

Airlines that fly into Florence Airport

Alitalia Airlines flies frequently into Florence, but only from their hub in nearby Rome. There are no long-haul flights coming into the airport, but you'll still find frequent service on many European airlines including Air France, British Airways, KLM Airlines, and Lufthansa Airlines.

Florence Airport ground transportation

Fixed-price taxis are always available from the airport and the cost is a pretty good deal for those traveling in groups. There are also airport shuttle buses going back and forth between the airport and the city center that leave every thirty minutes for a flat rate of €5 per person.

Car rental companies at Florence Airport

  • Alamo
  • Budget
  • Dollar
  • Hertz
  • National
  • Thrifty