Flights from Madrid to Florence Airport
There are a few flights between Madrid and Florence but only the airline company Meridiana offer direct flights for this route. For in-direct flights between the two cities you can fly with Alitalia or Austrian Airlines.
There is no time difference between Italy and Spain so no need to adjust your watch when you arrive at your destination!
Madrid Flights From Florence
Rather than spending hours looking for information on airlines and flights from various UK and Spanish destinations to Florence we have a really good gadget below which advises you on all the information that you need to know.
This also ensures that our guide is completely up to date with the timetables and schedules that are constantly changing.
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Weekday & Weekend Flights from Florence to Madrid
You can find out more about weekday flights from Barcelona to Florence and weekend flights from the UK to Italy by searching in the box above.
For up to date information on the airlines, timetables, current fares and to book a fight online click on the flight search box above.
Further Information on Florence
Florence was originally built and named in 59 BC by Julius Caesar as Florentia (Flourishing) as a settlement for his veteran soldiers. Today however Florence is the most populated city within Tuscany and has a population of around 364,779.
Florence is a truly beautiful city that is nested inbetween the Senese Clavey Hills which protects it from natures elements, making it hotter in the summer than many coastal towns. Some of the hills surrounding Florence are Careggi, Settignano, Fiesole, Arcetri, Poggio, Bellosguardo and Imperiale and the city lies on the Arno river together with another three minor rivers.
If your planning on seeing as much of Florence as you can on your break, why not hire a car at Florence Airport to make life easier. Most of the driving regulations and rules are the same around Europe. However, we have listed some of the rules that you may not know about, making your drive in Italy a safe drive.
First and formost, remember to drive on the RIGHT hand side of the road! An easy way to remember is that you the driver must be next to the line in the middle of the road.
Documentation: Always carry your driving licence whilst driving your hire car. You will also need the following car documents, vehicle registration (V5) and certificate of motor insurance. If you do not have the new photo ID licence then make sure you carry with you your passport to validate the driving licence. If the vehicle is a hire car or one you are simply borrowing and is not registered in your name, carry all hire documentation with you or a letter from the registered owner giving you permission to drive the car.
Children in cars: Children and babies must always be in car safety seats when travelling in a car in Italy. Children of the age or under the age of 12 must not travel in the front of a car.
Flights from the UK & Spain to Florence Airport
For more information on flights from the UK to Spain to Florence we have provided the following information:
UK Flights:Gatwick to Florence
Spanish Flights:Florence to Barcelona -Florence to Madrid
