{"id":43640,"date":"2020-05-21T11:33:26","date_gmt":"2020-05-21T11:33:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.headout.com\/?p=43640"},"modified":"2022-08-25T10:57:21","modified_gmt":"2022-08-25T10:57:21","slug":"day-trips-from-florence","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.headout.com\/blog\/day-trips-from-florence\/","title":{"rendered":"Top 5 stunning day trips from Florence | Best Florence day tours"},"content":{"rendered":"

You could spend a week wandering from the Uffizi to the Galleria dell\u2019Accademia to the Bargello Museum and still only scratch the surface of the artistic heritage preserved in Florence. But once you’ve had your fill of Renaissance art, step out of the city and venture a little further afield. Being at the very centre of Italy makes Florence a great base from which to explore the rest of the country. Rolling hills, charming coastal village and honey-stoned towns can be reached within 3 hours from Florence. Here are our top picks for the most gorgeous, hassle-free day trips from Florence.<\/p>\n

5 Best Day Trips From Florence<\/h2>\n

Siena78 KM Chianti27 KM Rome273 KM Pisa83 KM Cinque Terre183 KM [tcb-script]function initProdSliders() {prodSlider = [];\/\/ Finds All carousels In Page and Initializes ThemjQuery(“.carousel”).each(function(i, ele) {var prefix = “prod” + i + “-“;jQuery(ele).find(“.btn.next”).addClass(prefix + “slider-next”);jQuery(ele).find(“.btn.prev”).addClass(prefix + “slider-prev”);\/\/ jQuery(ele).find(‘.mini-pagination’).addClass(prefix + ‘pagination’);jQuery(ele).find(“.swiper-container”).addClass(prefix + “slides-cont”);const preview = jQuery(ele).data(“preview”);const options = {watchSlidesVisibility: true,\/\/ to hide dot if there is no second page. WORkS ONLY IF loop is falsewatchOverflow: true,lazy: true,keyboard: {enabled: true,onlyInViewport: false,},slidesPerView: preview,slidesPerGroup: preview – 1,spaceBetween: 20,a11y: {prevSlideMessage: “Previous slide”,nextSlideMessage: “Next slide”,},navigation: {nextEl: “.” + prefix + “slider-next”,prevEl: “.” + prefix + “slider-prev”,},breakpoints: {\/\/ when window width is >= 320px320: {slidesPerView: 2.2,slidesPerGroup: 1,initialSlide: 1,},\/\/ when window width is >= 480px480: {slidesPerView: preview – 3.5,slidesPerGroup: preview – 5,},800: {slidesPerView: preview – 1.5,slidesPerGroup: preview – 3,},\/\/ when window width is >= 1024px1024: {slidesPerView: preview,slidesPerGroup: preview – 1,},},};prodSlider[i] = new Swiper(“.” + prefix + “slides-cont”, options);});}\/\/ initProdSliders();document.addEventListener(“DOMContentLoaded”, () => {if (!document.body.classList.contains(“tve_editor_page”)) {initProdSliders();}});[\/tcb-script]<\/p>\n

1<\/span>Siena<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Florence<\/h6>\n

78 km<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Rome Vineyards & Wine Tours<\/span> Best of Tuscany <\/span><\/p>\n

A city of museums and churches with a rich confluence of medieval art, Siena is an ideal holiday destination for wine lovers longing for a bit of old-world charm. The historic center of Siena prides itself on being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and The Siena Cathedral is the most notable of all the tourist attractions. Siena is often considered a giant, open-air museum with spiritual and secular monuments that have retained both their medieval forms and their extraordinary art collections. That said, a day trip from Florence to Siena<\/a> is a feast for the senses and an essential stop on every Tuscan itinerary.<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitApril to May & September to October Travel Time1 hour Things To Do In Siena Going From Florence To Siena<\/p>\n

Piazza del Campo<\/h3>\n

This is the main city square of Siena, built on the site of a Roman marketplace. The square is lined with trendy cafes and restaurants and the famous Palio di Siena(traditional horse race) is held twice a year around this square.<\/p>\n

Torre del Mangia<\/h3>\n

Torre del Mangia is a 102m tall tower, located on Piazza del Campo, and was supposed to be around the same height as the Siena Cathedral to signify the equivalence of power between the church and the state.<\/p>\n

Siena Cathedral<\/h3>\n

This medieval church was built between 1215 and 1263 and contains artistic works by Donatello, Pisano and Michelangelo. This stunning Gothic piece of architecture also houses the Piccolomini Library and the Chapel of St. John the Baptist. Don\u2019t miss the intricate mosaic floor, the Chigi Chapel, and the beautifully designed pulpit! Learn all about your ticket options to Siena Cathedral<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Basilica of San Domenico<\/h3>\n

Also known as the Basilica Cateriniana, this Basilica is known for its splendid Gothic appearance, and contains several relics of St. Catherine of Siena. Built around 1226 AD, it is one of the most important basilicas in the city.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

There are up to 16 trains that traverse this 85 km distance, which leave once per hour.<\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

Rapida Bus travels non-stop from Florence to Siena and takes about 1 hour 15 minutes; Ordinaria (the slower one) makes two stops on the way and takes 1 hour and 30 minutes.<\/p>\n

Guided Tour From Florence To Siena<\/h3>\n

With a pre-booked tour, transport is covered in the cost of the tour, and you also get to explore Siena and surrounding areas extensively, in a hassle-free manner. This definitely makes for an easier option if you are travelling with children, or simply want a relaxed holiday!<\/p>\n

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Top experiences in Siena<\/h3>\n

2<\/span> Chianti<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Florence<\/h6>\n

27 km<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Rome Vineyards & Wine Tours<\/span> Tuscan Sun <\/span><\/p>\n

The Chianti Region is a beautiful slice of rolling hills in Tuscany, sprawling with vineyards and olive groves, peppered with small stone villages and wineries. A dream come true for oenophiles, the Chianti region is where the fabled Chianti Classico wines are produced and is one of the best places to taste and learn about Italy’s celebrated wine culture. Learn all about going from Florence to Chianti<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitApril to May & September to October Travel Time40 minutes Things To Do In Chianti Going From Florence To Chianti<\/p>\n

Piazza Matteotti<\/h3>\n

The town of Greve has developed around this piazza over the last 500 years, with the church of Santa Croce to the southern end and numerous stores selling wine, ceramics, artisan products and all kinds of local food around the piazza.<\/p>\n

Montefioralle<\/h3>\n

This is one of the most ancient villages in the Chianti region, with houses and streets made of stone till date.<\/p>\n

Lamole<\/h3>\n

From Lamole, you can find one of the best panoramic views of Chianti. It\u2019s a tiny village with a restaurant, a small grocery shop and a church.<\/p>\n

Vignamaggio Villa<\/h3>\n

A wine estate and agriturismo, Villa Vignamaggio is a great place to taste organic wines and enjoy an amazing view of the valley. Fun fact: Mona Lisa Gherardini, subject of Leonardo da Vinci’s world-famous painting, married into the family that built this villa in the 14th century. It’s no wonder that the locals call it Monnalisa\u2019s villa.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

It takes an average of 1h 33m to travel from Florence to Castellina in Chianti-Monteriggioni by train, over a distance of around 25 miles (41 km). There are normally 17 trains per day travelling from Florence to Castellina in Chianti-Monteriggioni.<\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

You can also take a SITA bus from Florence to Greve in Chianti, one of the bigger towns, or from Florence to San Paolo in Chianti, in the hills. The Florence city ATAF bus number 49 goes there, too.<\/p>\n

Guided Tour From Florence To Chianti<\/h3>\n

Chianti does not have a very great public transit system, so communiting within the region can be challenging if you do not have your own vehicle. In such cases, a guided tour is highly recommended. You can visit the best of Chianti Classico wineries, vineyards and other delights this wine producing town has, in the company of a local expert guide. Your transportation and lunch is taken care of too.<\/p>\n

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3<\/span> Rome<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Florence<\/h6>\n

273 km<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Rome Architecture<\/span> Churches <\/span><\/p>\n

A melting pot of culture and history, Rome is more than just a page out of the past. With art and poignant ruins dominating its ornate cityscape, this city is a must on your Italian vacation. Whether it is in the form of an architectural marvel like St. Peter\u2019s Basilica or in roadside nooks serving wood-fired pizzas \u2014 a day trip from Florence to Rome<\/a> promises to surprise you with every step you take.<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitOctober to April Travel Time3 hours Things To Do In Rome Going From Florence To Rome<\/p>\n

Sistine Chapel<\/h3>\n

The Sistine Chapel<\/a> is best remembered for being a home to two of the most famous artworks of all time: Michelangelo\u2019s ceiling frescoes and his Giudizio Universale.<\/p>\n

St. Peter\u2019s Basilica<\/h3>\n

Recognised as the largest and the holiest church in history, St. Peter\u2019s Basilica<\/a> is perhaps one of the most influential sites of Christian pilgrimage, attracting thousands of tourists every year.<\/p>\n

Vatican Museum<\/h3>\n

Art enthusiasts can find themselves amidst a treasure trove, as the Vatican Museum<\/a> consists of an eclectic collection of paintings, sculptures and other artefacts collected by the former popes of Vatican.<\/p>\n

Colosseum<\/h3>\n

Colosseum<\/a> is best recognised as a thriving symbol of Rome. Being the largest amphitheatre in the world, it could seat 55,000 spectators at once, and was also a site for several deathly combats between men and animals.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

You can take a train from the Santa Maria Novella, Rifredi, or Campo di Marte train stations in Florence to reach Rome’s Ostiense, Termini, or Tiburtina train stations. There are high speed trains and slow trains (cheaper option) so you can book either according to your budget and time available in hand. This is the fastest way to get from Florence to Rome, taking you about 1.5 hours.<\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

This is the cheapest, yet most time-consuming way of going from Florence to Rome. You can take a bus from the Piazzale Montelungo or Autostazione Busitalia-Sita Nord bus station in Florence and arrive at Rome’s Tiburtina bus station within 3.5 hours. Some of the reputed buses that shuttle from Florence to Rome and vice versa are Flixbus, Baltour, and BusCenter.<\/p>\n

By Car<\/h3>\n

The distance from Florence to Rome is about 290km, and with no traffic or wrong turns, you can have a great cruise on impeccable Italian highways and reach your destination in 3.5 hours. The only hiccup is that there maybe a few tolls on the way which will set you back by a few euros.<\/p>\n

Guided Tour From Florence To Rome<\/h3>\n

There are many guided tours available from Florence to Rome Tours, and depending on your appetite for touring around Rome and budget you can pick any. You can be in the comfort of your luxury coach, have an expert local guide at your disposal and cover all the significant sights in Rome within a day!<\/p>\n

Read More<\/a>View Tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

Top experiences in Rome<\/h3>\n

\"romeRome Bucket List<\/a><\/p>\n

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52 Ultimate List Of Things To Do In Rome<\/h2>\n

<\/a><\/a>Check out these must-do experiences in Rome and plan your itinerary like a pro! <\/a><\/p>\n

4<\/span> Pisa<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Florence<\/h6>\n

83 km<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Rome 7 Wonders of The World<\/span> Architecture <\/span><\/p>\n

The old maritime republic of Pisa is home to many a historic churches, medieval buildings, sleek bridges over river Arno and of course, the fabled Leaning Tower of Pisa<\/a>. Taking a trip from Florence to Pisa<\/a> is not just convenient due to the great public transport connectivity, but helps you discover a lot more of the Tuscan region and not to forget indulge in diverse amounts of wine, pizzas and gelatos<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitApril to June and September and October Travel Time1 hour 15 minutes Things To Do In Pisa Going From Florence To Pisa<\/p>\n

Leaning Tower of Pisa<\/h3>\n

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the seven wonders of the world, a 55 meter tall freestanding bell tower also known as the “Torre Pendente”. This iconic structure is anything but impressive despite being an ‘architectural blunder’. At a time, access to the Leaning Tower is limited to 45 people only.<\/p>\n

Pisa Cathedral<\/h3>\n

Also called the Duomo di Pisa, this medieval Roman Catholic cathedral was built in the Pisan Romanesque architectural style and is dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and the seat of the Archbishop of Pisa. Entry to the Pisa Cathedral is free.<\/p>\n

Pisa Baptistery<\/h3>\n

This dome-topped baptistery of St. John was built between the 12th and 14th century by master architects like Diotisalvi , Nicola Pisano and Giovanni. The Pisa Baptistery is Europe’s biggest baptistery and also happens to be where Galileo Galilei was baptised.<\/p>\n

Camposanto Monumentale<\/h3>\n

A historical edifice in Pisa, the Camposanto Monumentale translates to monumental cemetery. This holy field has restored frescoes, funerary monuments and endless marble corridors making it one of the most beautiful cemetary grounds in Italy.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

From Santa Maria Novella Train Station, Florence there are plenty of trains that run to Pisa Central, Pisa on a daily basis. There are fast trains with limited stops and slow trains with multiple stops, but, there’s barely a 15 minute difference between the two so either should do fine. The train journey from Florence to Pisa takes about an hour.<\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

There are regular coaches that ply between Florence and Pisa and takes about 1.5 hours. The 2 most reputed coach companies that are reliable and economical are Terravision and Autostradale. However, these coaches do not enter the city premises in either cities, so there’s an additional transport to the bus stand to be taken into consideration. We’d recommend the train over bus for a day trip, since it saves you time and energy.<\/p>\n

Guided Tour From Florence To Pisa<\/h3>\n

There are many Florence to Pisa Tours available and our favourites are the Guided City Tour of Pisa and a combo tour of San Gimignano, Sienna and Pisa. You can be in the comfort of your luxury coach, have an expert local guide at your disposal and tour all the significant sights in Pisa within half a day!<\/p>\n

Read More<\/a>View Tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

Top experiences in Pisa<\/h3>\n

5<\/span>Cinque Terre<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Florence<\/h6>\n

183 km<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Rome Coastal Beauty<\/span> String of Villages <\/span><\/p>\n

The deep blues of the ocean and sky, the lush green of the man-made terraced gardens and the multi-color pastel hued houses – all form the picture perfect postcard of Cinque Terre. The five villages of the region draw more than 2.5 million tourists per year, who visit to explore the unique architectural, natural, and cultural wealth of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn all about taking a day trip from Florence to Cinque Terre<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitSeptember and October Travel Time2.5 hours Things To Do In Cinque Terre Going From Florence To Cinque Terre<\/p>\n

Riomaggiore<\/h3>\n

The village of Riomaggiore rises from a tiny wharf into the steep valley, creating a precarious illusion. It is among the largest of Cinque Terre and often the first stop on a Cinque Terre day tour from Florence. The main street known as Via Colombo has cafes, restaurants, and guest houses, where visitors can enjoy the charm of this 13th century village.<\/p>\n

Manarola<\/h3>\n

Just round the corner of Riomaggiore is the picturesque village of Manarola. Both the villages are connected by the Via dell\u2019Amore or \u2018The way of Love\u2019, one of the easiest and most spectacular stretches of the Cinque Terre trail. The village appears to almost spill over into the sea and creates a dramatic effect with the colorful houses stacked on top of each other.<\/p>\n

Corniglia<\/h3>\n

This is the only village that doesn\u2019t open out to the sea. It is nestled high up on the cliff with a steep drop down to the sea. The highlight of the village is the \u2018Scalinata Lardarina\u2019, or the staircase of 337 steps that connects the railroad to the village. Catch a glimpse of the other villages of Cinque Terre from Corniglia.<\/p>\n

Vernazza<\/h3>\n

Revel in the history of Cinque Terre while you’re at this village, especially from Castello Doria with its tower that was used to look out for raiding pirate ships. This fishing village has a natural harbour ideal for sunbathing and frolicking; it is one of the best villages to spend overnight.<\/p>\n

Monterosso al Mare<\/h3>\n

Monterosso is the only village in Cinque Terre with a wide beach and has a truly modern resort vibe. If you have to choose only one of the villages on your Florence to Cinque Terre day trip, then spend your time here.<\/p>\n

Bytrain<\/h3>\n

Your journey starts from Florence SMN Train Station and requires a few transfers along the way. Look for the direct Regionale train to La Spezia and hop on it. Once you’ve reached La Spezia, you’ll have to switch to the 5 Terre Express train, a fast-regional train that runs every 15 minutes and connects all five villages. If you plan on visiting all villages, it’s cheaper to buy a Cinque Terre Train Card, which gives you access to unlimited train travel and also allows you to access the hiking trails within the Cinque Terre National Park, which otherwise requires an entry fee.<\/p>\n

By Train and Ferry<\/h3>\n

Once you arrive in La Spezia by train, you can reach Cinque Terre by boat. Between April and November, a number of large boats and ferries connect the city of La Spezia with four of the five villages that make up Cinque Terre – the village of Corniglia cannot be reached by boat as it is located up on a hill.The boat is a much slower option than the train, but it offers the best views. Keep in mind that because ferries take much longer than trains to reach the villages, this might not be the best option if you’re only visiting for one day or want to visit all the villages.<\/p>\n

By car<\/h3>\n

In the absence of traffic, the journey lasts approximately 1 hour and a half.<\/p>\n

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Florence Day Trips – Compare Your Options<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Florence Day Trips<\/th>\nDistance<\/th>\nDuration<\/th>\nCategory<\/th>\nBest Time To Visit<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
Chianti<\/td>\n27 KM<\/td>\n40 Minutes<\/td>\nVineyards,Wine Tours<\/td>\nSeptember and October<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Siena<\/td>\n78 KM<\/td>\n1 hour<\/td>\nUNESCO World Heritage, Tuscan Sun<\/td>\nApril to May<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Pisa<\/td>\n83 KM<\/td>\n1 Hour 15 Minutes<\/td>\n7 Wonders of The World, Architecture<\/td>\nApril to June<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cinque Terre<\/td>\n183 KM<\/td>\n2.5 Hours<\/td>\nCoastal Beauty, String of Villages<\/td>\nSeptember and October<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Rome<\/td>\n273 KM<\/td>\n3 Hours<\/td>\nArchitecture, Churches<\/td>\nOctober to April<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Florence Day Trips Map<\/h2>\n

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