How far apart are Tuscany and Florence?

How far is Florence from Tuscany? If you're traveling by land, it's important to know the distance from Florence to Tuscany. Your trip will be a total of 125 miles (201 km). The flying distance is 99 miles (159 km).



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How far is Florence from Tuscany? If you're traveling by land, it's important to know the distance from Florence to Tuscany. Your trip will be a total of 125 miles (201 km). The flying distance is 99 miles (159 km).

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1. Tuscany Day Trip from Florence: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa and Lunch at a Winery. Well-suited for time-limited travelers, this Florence day trip lets you conquer Tuscany's must-see sights in a day.

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The average travel time on the two routes is similar, between 1h 15min and 2 hours of drive depending on traffic. Tuscany is full of unmissable destinations and you can create your own tour visiting some of the most beautiful places here.

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Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast are separated by a considerable distance, and due to both geography and topography are not the easiest destinations in Italy to connect directly. Accordingly, many travelers will break up the journey with time in Rome or Naples.

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Here is a short list of those that must be tasted at least once in a lifetime!
  • Tuscan black croutons.
  • Colonnata Lard.
  • Panzanella.
  • Pappa al pomodoro.
  • Ribollita.
  • Cacciucco.
  • Tripe and lampredotto.
  • Bistecca alla Fiorentina (Fiorentina steak)


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Florence is by far Tuscany most popular destination, regarded as the birthplace of Renaissance. It is the irresistible region full of romance and enchanting attractions, with art and architectural masterpieces at every turn.

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The distance from Florence to Amalfi is about 340 miles (550 km)—a long trip best started early in the morning, regardless of what means of travel you opt for. The most convenient way to get from Florence to Amalfi is by a combination of train and private transfer (4.5-5 hours).

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The best times to visit Tuscany are between late September and October and between April and May. During these months, travelers will find comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds at the major sights. As expected, summer ushers in high temperatures and heavy crowds.

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There is certainly no shortage of ways to get around Tuscany. However, navigating yourself around the countryside can result in lots of wasted time. Perhaps the best way to see the highlights while you simply enjoy yourself is a guided tour or package tour of Tuscany.

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A day trip from Rome to visit the best of the Tuscany Region. Spend a day exploring the best Medieval Tuscan cities; Siena, San Gimignano, Monteriggioni and tour the windy roads of the Chianti wine region in the comfort of a minivan including wine tasting in a local winery and lunch.

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The quickest option is Trenitalia's high-speed, non-stop Frecce train, which leaves from Rome's Termini and Tiburtina stations every 30 minutes and arrives at Florence's Santa Maria Novella in under 90 minutes.

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The Cinque Terre is only a few kilometers away from the Tuscan border, so many travellers visit Tuscany before or after the Cinque Terre.

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If Lake Como is for relaxation plus some adventure, then the Amalfi Coast area is the opposite — plenty of adventure with the options of enjoying a beach day, should you chose.

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