Florence is well connected with all the Italian cities as well as with Europe. It is one of the two top cities of Italy, with Rome being the first. Many travelers visit both the cities on the same trip. The following information will surely help you to easily get to the Florence city.

Getting by Plane: You can easily get in to the center of Florence city from the Amerigo Vespucci International Airport which is connected to many European airports. There is a service, Ataf-SITA, which operates as a linking between the central station and the airport. This service operates after every 30 minutes from 5.30a.m. to 8a.m. and after that, it is available for every one hour. There are even taxi services available for visitors that link to the airport and the historic places of Florence.

Getting by Train: All the Eurostar trains get in at Florence and link it to other Italian cities. The major railway station of Florence is the Firenze SMN (Santa Marie Novella) which is close to most of the tourist attractions of Florence. The other railway stations of Florence are Firenze Rifrediare and Firenze Campo Marte.

Getting by Car: While arriving at Florence with your car, it would be worth if you park the car and prefer any special tourist or public transportation. This will help you in getting to the main historic and tourist parts of the Florence city. By following a specific procedure, you can get access to the ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone) from the hotelier to whom you have applied.

Getting on Foot: Florence can be best explored by walking from one historic site to another. Many of the attractions are just at a 30-minute walking distance from each other. While walking, you will go through Florentine style and fashion.

Getting by Taxi: Instead of getting alone on the street, it’s better to ask the restaurant or hotel you’re staying in to call a taxi. Generally, cards are not accepted for payments, so ask the taxi driver if you don’t have any cash.