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How do I get to and from Peretola Airport?
Florence Peretola (FLR) is close to the city centre and is typically reached by taxi, ride-hailing services and private car; taxis are the fastest door-to-door option. There are also local buses that connect the airport with Florence central railway stations and tram lines, making public transport a convenient, budget-friendly choice. Car rental desks and short-term parking are available for onward independent travel.
How do the terminals work at Peretola Airport?
The airport is compact with a single passenger terminal handling both domestic and international flights; check-in desks and security are in the main hall. Arrivals and departures are on the same level or short walking distances, so transfers are straightforward but may require a short shuttle for some remote stands. International travellers should allow time for passport control and duty-free access is limited compared with larger hubs.
Tips for flying from Peretola Airport
Allow extra time during peak tourist seasons and around major events in Florence, as the airport and local roads become busier. Follow airline guidance for baggage and check-in cutoffs; security queues can vary so arrive early for international departures. Use official taxi ranks or licensed ride-hailing apps, keep travel documents accessible for passport control, and consider public tram or bus connections to avoid central-city traffic delays.