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Country

Italy

Routes via Florence

62 routes

Ticket price

from $28

Departures per day

201

Travel to Florence by Train

Discover the city of dreams - Florence. Upon arrival to Florence by train, head out of the station and make your way to the nearest attraction - the church of Santa Maria Novella. It is the first significant basilica in the city. The next sight on your list should be another essential symbol of Florence - the Cathedral of Florence. Besides these two churches, the city is brimming with exciting things to do, so don't hesitate to spend at least a few days here and explore even more sights in Florence, including - the famous Uffizi Gallery, the iconic medieval bridge - Ponte Vecchio, Accademia Gallery, Pitti Palace, and the Boboli Gardens. For incredible panoramic views, make sure to go up the stairs of Giotto's Bell Tower. Finally, once you feel ready to move on to another Italian gem, make your way to the station and board one of Italy's trains departing to another incredible location.

Popular Train Routes to and from Florence

One of the best choices you have when traveling in Italy - is, of course, boarding a train. The sun-kissed country has a well-developed railway system, and nothing can compare to traveling by train in Italy as the sceneries are absolutely breathtaking. What is more, train travel is less stressful and much more joyful than any other means of transport as you get to relax, and don't have to worry about navigation or road taxes - you can simply enjoy the gorgeous views pass you by. Another advantage of traveling by train is that you arrive in the very heart of the city. Let's take Florence as an example. When coming here, you have four train station options, with the main one being Firenze Santa Maria Novella - located right in the city center. Browse popular train routes from and to Florence, like Florence to Rome, or Venice to Florence and start planning your trip.