Flights to Tuscany
Travelling to Tuscany is discovering an Italy where art, history and the good life blend naturally. With Vueling, you can fly comfortably to Florence or Bologna, two airports with excellent access to the region’s most iconic landscapes and cities. From there, getting around Tuscany is straightforward, whether you want to explore vineyards, wander medieval villages or lose yourself in the streets of cities like Siena or Lucca.
Whether you’re seeking a cultural getaway, a gastronomic journey or a few days’ relaxation among the hills, there’s a perfect plan waiting for you. With our cheap flights to Tuscany, it’s easier to organise your next adventure and start planning everything you want to see in Tuscany, from its art to its most authentic flavours.
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Travelling to Tuscany
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Florence (FLR)Visiting Tuscany
Visiting Tuscany is a way to reconnect with the essentials: art, postcard-perfect landscapes and unforgettable flavours. With Vueling, you can fly to Florence or Bologna and from there move around this region full of history and character with ease. Whether you fancy exploring Renaissance cities or relaxing in the Tuscan countryside, there are plans for all tastes, always with affordable options so that travelling doesn’t mean overspending.
Be it a cultural break, a wine and food tour or a few days of unwinding among hills and vineyards, you’ll find the perfect time to do it. Choose your starting point, take advantage of our fares and get ready to discover everything Tuscany has to offer, at any time of year.
FLORENCE
Florence is the artistic heart of Tuscany and one of the best ways to start your journey through the region. Stroll through its historic centre, admire the Duomo, cross the Ponte Vecchio and savour local cuisine in a traditional trattoria. Plus, its location provides easy access to destinations such as Pisa, Siena or the Chianti vineyards. With Vueling, flying to Florence brings you closer to Italy’s cultural core with complete comfort.
BOLOGNA
Bologna is a strategic gateway to discover Tuscany and beyond. From its airport you can quickly reach cities like Florence, Arezzo or Lucca. Before you depart, wander its porticos, try an authentic tagliatelle al ragù and climb the Torre degli Asinelli. With Vueling, you land in a vibrant, well-connected city, ideal for starting your Italian route with flexibility and great taste.
ROME
Rome is an excellent option to begin your journey through Italy, especially if you plan to explore Tuscany. From the capital, you can reach Florence in around two and a half hours on a direct train. Before you continue, immerse yourself in history: stroll around the Colosseum, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain or savour an espresso outside the Pantheon. With Vueling, flying to Rome connects you to the best of Italy’s heritage and brings you closer to the Tuscan heart.
RIMINI
Rimini combines the relaxed atmosphere of the Adriatic coast with a strategic location for reaching Tuscany. From its central station, you can be in Florence or Arezzo in around two and a half hours by train. Before you continue your route, explore its historic centre, visit the Arch of Augustus or enjoy a traditional piadina by the sea. With Vueling, you land in a welcoming city that’s perfect for starting your Italian adventure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I fly to visit Tuscany?
To explore Tuscany, the most practical airports are Florence or Bologna. Florence Airport (FLR) is within the region and ideal for those who want to begin their trip in the Tuscan capital. Bologna (BLQ), although located further north, offers excellent train and road connections to destinations such as Siena, Pisa or Lucca, making it a comfortable and flexible option to start your route through Tuscany.
What is the best time to travel to Tuscany?
Tuscany is a destination to enjoy all year round, with offerings for every type of traveller. Spring and autumn usually provide pleasant temperatures that invite you to explore cities, discover rural landscapes and savour local cuisine at leisure. Yet, each season has its own appeal: from cultural routes in winter to gastronomic or outdoor escapes in summer.
Which city is the heart of Tuscany?
Florence is considered the heart of Tuscany, both for its location and its historical, artistic and cultural significance. It’s an excellent starting point to explore the region, with easy connections to other emblematic cities such as Pisa, Siena, Arezzo or San Gimignano.
How far is Tuscany from the airport?
It depends on the airport and your destination. From Florence Airport, you can reach the city centre in about 15 minutes. If you fly to Bologna, Florence is approximately one and a half hours away by train. Both airports offer good connections to travel around Tuscany comfortably.
Is it recommended to hire a car to get around Tuscany?
Hiring a car is an excellent option if you want to explore Tuscany at your own pace, especially if you plan to visit small villages, vineyards or rural areas less served by public transport. It allows you to discover places such as Val d’Orcia, Chianti or Cortona with complete freedom. With Vueling Cars, you can book your vehicle in advance and pick it up easily upon arrival, with flexible options at the best price.