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Handles all domestic and international flights. The main building has check-in, security, arrivals and Gate 1, and a connected older building holds Gates 2 to 11.
Also known as: Florence Airport, Amerigo Vespucci Airport, Peretola Airport, FLR Airport, Aeroporto di Firenze.
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Florence Airport, Peretola (FLR), also called Amerigo Vespucci Airport, is the airport of Florence in Tuscany, Italy. It handled about 3.8 million passengers in 2025, its busiest year so far, and most of its traffic is international.
The busiest routes are to Paris, London, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Munich. Air France, KLM, British Airways, Lufthansa group airlines, Swiss, Iberia, TAP Air Portugal and ITA Airways link Florence with their hubs, while Vueling and Volotea fly to cities in Spain, France, Germany and Italy. Many travelers to Florence fly into Pisa International Airport instead, which has more routes and is about an hour away by train or bus.
The airport has one terminal: a main building for check-in, security and arrivals, connected to an older building with most gates. There are no jetbridges, so you board by bus.
The airport sits about 4 km northwest of the historic center. The T2 tram runs from the terminal into the city in about 20 minutes, and a taxi takes about 15 minutes. From here travelers head to Florence's historic center, the Chianti hills, Siena, Lucca and Pisa.
Toscana Aeroporti, which also runs Pisa airport
About 3.8 million in 2025
One runway, 05/23
1931
About 4 km northwest of Florence city center
If you arrive from outside the Schengen area, you go through passport control before baggage claim. Non-EU travelers are registered in the EU Entry/Exit System (EES), fully operational since 10 April 2026; the planned ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation. Flights from Schengen countries arrive without passport checks.
There are no jetbridges, so a bus takes you from the aircraft to the terminal. Baggage claim is small and can get busy when several flights land together. Car rental desks are in arrivals, with the rental cars kept off-site and reached by shuttle bus.
Outside, the T2 tram stop is on your left as you exit, and the official taxi rank is in front of the terminal. If you booked a driver, they usually wait in the arrivals hall with a name sign. Use only licensed white taxis from the rank.
Florence is hot in summer and mild but damp in winter. It runs on Central European Time (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer), and Italy uses the euro.
The T2 tram is the simplest way into central Florence for most travelers, while a taxi is easier with heavy bags or late at night.
The T2 tram stop is on the left as you leave the terminal, with ticket machines that take coins and cards. Trams run about every 5 minutes and reach the city center, including Santa Maria Novella station, in about 20 minutes. Large suitcases can be awkward at busy times.
Licensed white taxis wait at the rank in front of the terminal. The ride to the historic center takes about 15 minutes, although some streets in the center are closed to traffic.
An Autolinee Toscane bus links the airport with Florence's main railway station, Santa Maria Novella, about every 30 minutes. It is an alternative when the tram is crowded.
A pre-booked driver meets you in arrivals and takes you to your hotel in Florence or out to Chianti, Siena or the Tuscan countryside. It needs to be booked in advance.
Rental desks are in arrivals, with the cars collected from an off-site lot reached by shuttle bus. A car helps for the countryside, but central Florence has a limited traffic zone (ZTL) closed to non-resident cars.
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Handles all domestic and international flights. The main building has check-in, security, arrivals and Gate 1, and a connected older building holds Gates 2 to 11.
The main airlines at Florence Airport, Peretola.
Scandinavian Airlines Main Terminal
Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm (seasonal)
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Volotea Main Terminal
Bordeaux, Nantes, Lyon, Toulouse, Strasbourg, Prague, Berlin, Hamburg, Bilbao, Seville, Valencia, Cagliari, Catania, Palermo, Olbia
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Barcelona, Madrid, Paris-Orly, London-Gatwick, Brussels, Catania, Menorca (seasonal)
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Florence Airport, Peretola, is about 4 km northwest of the historic center of Florence. A taxi takes about 15 minutes to the center, depending on traffic, and the T2 tram reaches the city center in about 20 minutes. That makes it far closer to Florence than Pisa airport, which is about an hour away.
Yes. Florence Airport is in the Peretola district on the northwest edge of the city of Florence, close to the A1 and A11 motorways. It is also known as Amerigo Vespucci Airport. It should not be confused with Pisa International Airport, which many travelers to Florence also use.
Florence airport has one passenger terminal. The main building has check-in, security, arrivals and Gate 1, and it is connected to an older building that holds Gates 2 to 11 and a food court. None of the gates have jetbridges, so passengers walk or ride a bus between the terminal and the aircraft.
Florence is served mainly by European airlines. Air France, KLM, British Airways, Lufthansa group carriers Air Dolomiti and Eurowings, Swiss, Austrian, Iberia, TAP Air Portugal and ITA Airways connect it with their hubs. Vueling and Volotea fly to cities in Spain, France, Germany and Italy. All flights use the single terminal.
Licensed white taxis wait at the official rank in front of the terminal as you leave arrivals. The ride to the historic center takes about 15 minutes. Taxis can enter the limited traffic zone in central Florence, so they can usually bring you close to your hotel. Avoid anyone offering rides inside the terminal.
Yes. Tram line T2 starts at the airport, with its stop on the left as you exit the terminal. Trams run about every 5 minutes and reach the city center, including the stop for Santa Maria Novella station, in about 20 minutes. Tickets are sold at machines at the stop, which accept coins and cards.
Yes. Autolinee Toscane runs a bus between the airport and Santa Maria Novella, Florence's main railway station, about every 30 minutes. Most travelers now use the T2 tram, which is more frequent, but the bus is a useful alternative when the tram is crowded or out of service.
Uber in Italy mainly works with licensed taxis and private hire drivers rather than private cars, so it is not the same service you may know elsewhere. Most arriving passengers use the official taxi rank, the T2 tram or a pre-booked driver. Check the app on arrival to see what is available at the time.
Travelers on flights from outside the Schengen area go through passport control on arrival. Non-EU travelers are registered in the EU Entry/Exit System (EES), fully operational since 10 April 2026; the planned ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation. Passengers from other Schengen countries arrive without passport checks.
Florence airport is much closer to the city, about 15 minutes by taxi, but it has fewer routes. Pisa airport handled almost 6 million passengers in 2025 compared with about 3.8 million at Florence, and offers more low-cost flights. From Pisa, the PisaMover and a train, or a direct bus, take about an hour to Florence.
Siena and the Chianti hills lie south of Florence and are easiest to reach by car, either a rental car or a pre-booked transfer. By public transport you can take the T2 tram to the city center and continue by bus or regional train from Florence. Allow extra time for connections when traveling with luggage.
Florence is on Central European Time, UTC+1, and moves to UTC+2 for daylight saving time from late March to late October. Italy uses the euro, and there is an ATM and currency exchange in the arrivals area. Summers in Florence are hot, and winters are mild but often damp.
Florence airport is operated by Toscana Aeroporti, the company that also runs Pisa airport. It handled about 3.8 million passengers in 2025, up 9.4 percent on 2024 and its best year so far. International passengers made up about 87 percent of the total, and the busiest routes were Paris, London, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Munich.
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