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Qualunque sia la modalità che sceglierai per spostarti (a piedi, in auto, con mezzo pubblico, su due ruote..) troverai qui le cose da sapere per organizzarti al meglio, compresi spunti originali per godere la città in maniera insolita.
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Using a car to get around Florence is not advisable. The historic city centre is relatively small and it is easy to move around on foot. A fleet of electric buses also provide services linking various key points.
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The local railways transport is combined with the city bus (ATAF) network, so that it is possible to take local trains – within the municipal territory – using an ATAF single ticket.
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A noiseless and comfortable mean of transport, that allows you to get through the historical centre of Florence, like a pedestrian, but even more quickly, the ideal way of moving around in the city centre of a historical town like Florence.
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Getting around by ricksha |
This is an unusual and ecological way to move around downtown and to visit the secret corners of the city.
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City bus services (orange buses) are run by ATAF and LI-NEA. Ordinary and season tickets can be purchased from authorized sales points (bars, tobacconists, newsagents’) and from the ATAF booth in Piazza Stazione. Tickets must be validated in the machines on the bus. Tickets (validity 90 minutes) may be purchased directly from the driver for € 2,00 (no change given).
Information: ‘ProntoAtaf’ tel 800 424500 (free call - from in Italy only) - ATAF booth - Piazza Stazione (under the bus shelter). For information about the electric Busses in the historical centre please click here.
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Getting Around by Bicycle |
If you would like to get to know every corner of Florence or go on nearby excursions, one of the nicest possible ways is to rent a bicycle at one of the companies in Florence that we have listed below. Several of them provide tourists with suggestions and itineraries for outside the city limits.
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Operatori per visite guidate ed escursioni |
Bikes, cars, minivans ... Depending on the chosen mode of transport for your holiday, here is a list of tour operators to be contacted to arrange the best travel and accommodation.
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Getting Around by Motorbike |
If you would like to better get to know the territory of Florence's province and take the opportunity to go on a pleasant excursion, renting a motorbike might be one of your best choices.
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If you decide to come to Florence by car the following information may prove useful. Given its historic nature, the city centre is clearly not designed for modern traffic needs and vehicles, and getting around by car may cause some difficulties.
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Taxis can be called by phone or found at the various taxi ranks dotted around the city. Customers are advised to read the information about prices displayed inside the vehicle.
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Getting around hackney carriages |
Hackney carriages are also called "Fiacchere" in Florence (from the french "Fiacre"), and "fiaccherai" were the cabdrivers in the piazzas of the city, when Florence had not yet a modern public transportation system.
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Getting Around if you have a Physical Disability |
f you have problems of disability, below you will find links that will help you navigate the city by car, by rickshaw or by following the appropriate route.
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