Directions to the Florence Peretola Airport
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Travel Information: Your Route to Florence Airport
The actual journey begins long before you board the plane, and once you have booked your parking, it's time to plan your drive carefully. You won't want to arrive late at the airport. There can always be last-minute unforeseen issues or traffic, especially in high season. To avoid being unprepared, we recommend leaving with plenty of time and considering alternative routes. Here you will find our travel tips for reaching Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport (FLR).
Main Access Points and Connections
Florence Airport is located just a few kilometres from the city and is easily accessible. From Florence, the most direct access is via Viale Guidoni, which leads directly to the **Firenze Nord/Firenze Mare motorway junction (A1 and A11)**. Its location makes it a crucial hub for those coming from both the north and the south.
Estimated Travel Durations (Normal Traffic):
These times will help you calculate your departure time, assuming smooth traffic conditions:
- From Bologna to Florence Airport: 106 km / approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
- From Pisa to Florence Airport: 93 km / approximately 1 hour
- From Siena to Florence Airport: 82 km / approximately 1 hour 15 minutes
- From San Marino to Florence Airport: 235 km / approximately 2 hours 30 minutes
Anticipating Heavy Traffic
On days of heavy summer exodus or during bank holidays, traffic on the A1 and A11 motorways can slow significantly. Always check traffic forecasts in advance to avoid being caught unprepared:
Check real-time road conditionsVehicle Preparation and Driving Regulations
Before getting into the car, take a moment to check that the vehicle is functioning properly and has no issues. You can check the oil and coolant levels and the tire pressure yourself (including the spare tire). An efficient car is synonymous with a safe journey.
We remind you that Italian motorways (A1, A11) require the payment of a toll.
Fuel
Whether you drive petrol, diesel, or LPG, distributors are easily available. We advise you to fill up before getting onto the motorway, as prices at motorway service stations are generally higher.
