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Destination

Florence & Tuscany, Italy: trips from £157

Renaissance art, Brunelleschi's dome and bistecca alla fiorentina in the city, then vineyards, hill towns and cypress-lined roads an hour away.

Scenic daytime view of the Arno River with historic buildings in Florence, Italy.
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Trips to Florence & Tuscany from every city

Cheapest first, per person, return, taxes and fees included.

Just found · from LyonWorth it, if

Florence & Tuscany

23 – 25 Oct 2026 · 2 nights

  • $208 per person, $254 below the highest fare we saw
  • Hotel Lorena: 8.4 from 2,020 reviews, free cancellation
  • Highs of 66–69°F with a 20–25% chance of drizzle
The total, before you go

£599 for two · 2 nights · flights, hotel, taxes, fees & the resort fee

Flights £314 + hotel £249 + resort fee £36, taxes in · a checked bag each adds about £121

Vueling · with a stop · 11h 15m

The catch: The $416 fare is a one-stop, 11h 15m overnight trip landing Saturday at 8:30 AM, and the flight home leaves Sunday at 6:45 AM.

Worth it if one packed Saturday in Florence suits you; skip it if you want a slower weekend or would rather pay for the nonstop.

Lowest fares to Florence & Tuscany by city, last 30 days

FromLowest, 30 daysChecks
Lyon£1482
Nice£2011
Tel Aviv£2404
Düsseldorf£2473
Hamburg£2622
Birmingham£3231
Manchester£3401
Munich£3481
Frankfurt£3961
London£4232

When to go

Best months for Florence & Tuscany
MonthSeason
Januaryfine
Februaryfine
Marchfine
Aprilbest
Maybest
Junebest
Julyavoid
Augustavoid
Septemberbest
Octoberbest
Novemberfine
Decemberfine
  • September, October: Grape harvest (vendemmia) and white truffle season in the countryside
  • June: Calcio Storico matches and the feast of San Giovanni on 24 June

July, August: Oppressive heat in the city and queues at every museum

Where to stay in Florence & Tuscany

  • Duomo / Centro Storico: Every Renaissance landmark within a few minutes' walk.
  • Oltrarno / Santo Spirito: Artisan workshops and local trattorias across the Arno.
  • Santa Croce: Lively squares, the leather market and good-value hotels.
  • Chianti countryside: Agriturismo stays among vineyards, a 45-minute drive from the city.
  • Val d'Orcia (Pienza / Montepulciano): The postcard cypress-lined hills and wine towns.

What to do in Florence & Tuscany

  • Stand in front of Michelangelo's David at the Accademia
  • Climb the Duomo at sunrise
  • Taste Chianti Classico at a family winery
  • Watch the sunset from Piazzale Michelangelo
  • Day trip to Siena and San Gimignano
  • Cooking class in a Tuscan farmhouse

Good to know

AirportsFlorence Peretola (FLR), Pisa Galileo Galilei (PSA)
Passport from United StatesPassport needed
Price levelupscale
Time zoneEurope/Rome
Kind of tripculture, wine, food, history, road-trip

Florence & Tuscany in pictures

Beautiful sunset view of Ponte Vecchio reflected on the Arno River in Florence, Italy.
Photo: Eva Hamitaj / Pexels, Pexels License
Captivating sunset over Florence, showcasing the iconic Duomo and Tuscan skyline.
Photo: Simeon Maryska / Pexels, Pexels License

Questions about Florence & Tuscany

When is the best time to visit Florence & Tuscany?

April, May, June, September and October. July, August: Oppressive heat in the city and queues at every museum

Do I need a passport for Florence & Tuscany?

Passport needed: travellers from the United States need a valid passport for Florence & Tuscany; check the expiry rule of the country before you book.

What is the cheapest flight to Florence & Tuscany right now?

Florence & Tuscany from Lyon, 23 – 25 Oct 2026, from £157 per person return, is the cheapest trip we have published; the full list is on this page.

How expensive is Florence & Tuscany on the ground?

Florence & Tuscany is upscale by US standards: plan about £98 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.

Prices converted from US dollars at the rate of 15 Oct 2026.