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Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links. If you make a booking through these links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. ✅ Quick Answer From Florence Airport (FLR, Peretola), the T2 tram is the way into the city: around €1.70 for a single ticket, roughly 20 minutes from the Aeroporto stop to Unità near Santa Maria Novella, running every 4 to 6 minutes through the day. If you’re flying into Pisa Airport (PSA) instead, the PisaMover shuttle to Pisa Centrale runs around €6.50 and 5 minutes, then a regional train on to Florence costs around €9 and takes about 52 to 68 minutes — roughly €15–16 and 1 to 1.5 hours door-to-door. A single Autolinee Toscane city ticket is around €1.70, and Italy’s emergency number is 112. The Tram You Didn’t Know You Needed Nobody warns you about this before you land: Florence’s airport is barely a runway’s length from the city, and the only real question is whether you take the tram or overpay for a taxi to cover the same 20 minutes. We landed at Peretola on a Tuesday afternoon, watched a driver quote a group of jet-lagged tourists a taxi fare that was easily five times the tram, and walked straight past him to the platform. Twenty minutes later we were dragging our bags across Piazza della Stazione at Santa Maria Novella, tram ticket still in hand, wondering why anyone pays for the ride we just took for the price of an espresso. ...