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Don't miss our incredible offers: buy your train tickets from Turin to Florence or from Florence to Turin with Italotreno!
| 🚉 Departure | Turin |
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| 🚄 Arrival | Florence |
| ⌚ Trip duration | 2 hours and 53 minutes |
| 💰 Price | Tickets from [PRICE]€ |
| 📍 Distance | 317 km |
| 🚅 Daily trains | 23 |
Travelling from Turin to Florence by train is a fast and economical journey. The Turin-Florence route is 317 km long and the journey with Italo takes 2 hours and 53 minutes. The price of this trip starts from [PRICE]€, a convenient price to enjoy a round trip to visit beautiful Florence.
The Italo trains offer departures from Turin (Porta Nuova) and arrivals in Florence (Santa Maria Novella) on the Turin-Florence routes.
Want to know more about your journey? Following you'll find the frequently asked questions by our customers and some tips for your journey.
The direct distance between Turin and Florence is 317 km but the high speed trains travel along the 455 Km of track that connects the two cities, reaching maximum speeds of 300 Km/h per hour.
It generally takes Italo trains 2 hours and 53 minutes to get to Florence from Turin though this depends on the date, time and day of the week. Check out train times to plan your trip.
Every day, Italo has 23 trains scheduled to depart from Turin to Florence and from Florence to Turin. You can find the schedule that is most convenient for you anytime, from the early morning until late in the evening. Check out train times to plan your trip.
Ticket prices for Italo trains from Turin to Florence start around 22,9 €. If you buy your ticket in advance, the price will be low - with Italo you can take advantage of great deals and discounts. See what deals are waiting for you on our train ticket offers page.
If you’re looking for the destination of your next day trip, with Italo you can take advantage of the round trip deal. The deal lets you change the date and time of your ticket as many times as you want, up to three gdays before it is scheduled to leave and offers great savings when it comes to the cost of travel. With this deal you can even travel to Florence for the day to do some shopping before heading back to Turin.
Italo offers great deals on tickets for its clients, subscribe to the newsletter to stay up to date on discounts and promotions.
The fastest way to Turinfrom Florence is by Italo’s direct high-speed train, which doesn’t make stops at any other stations along the route. The non-stop train takes roughly 2 hours and 53 minutes to make the distance between Turin and Florence
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Turin is an incredibly rich city in history, art and culture, and has a lot to offer its visitors. It's impossible not to fall in love with the city that faces the Alps and, with a two-hour train ride from Milan, it's easy to choose the Italo train to get there. Don't miss a visit to Piazza San Carlo, one of the biggest squares in Italy, where the famous Fountain of the Frogs and the Church of San Carlo with its neoclassical façade are located.
A walk along Via Roma is a must for anyone who loves shopping, with big department stores, Italian and international fashion stores of all prices. After a day of shopping, stopping in one of the many bars and restaurants of the city for an aperitif or a meal is a great idea.
From historical buildings like Palazzo Madama, Palazzo Reale and Palazzo Carignano, to museums like the Egyptian Museum and the Cinema Museum, the Mountain Museum and the Automobile Museum, to botanical gardens, art museums and galleries, the attractions of Turin never end.
Don't forget to visit the famous hills of Turin, such as the Basilica of Superga, a breathtaking panoramic view and a place of prayer, and the Mole Antonelliana hill, which houses the Cinema Museum and its panoramic tower.
Turin is also a city of great events, such as the Salone del Libro, one of the biggest literary festivals in the world, and winter events such as Torino Film Festival, Torino Jazz Festival and Torino Città della Musica. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Turin now!
Florence is one of the most visited cities in the world and its fame as an art city is indisputable. Rich in history, culture and tradition, the city of the Medici is considered a real open-air museum. A weekend in Florence is the perfect occasion to discover the city and its treasures.
Let's start the visit with one of the most famous buildings, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, which dominates Piazza del Duomo with its white and green marbles, Brunelleschi's dome and Giotto's famous façade. Not to be missed are also the Cathedral of Saints Michele and Gaetano, Palazzo Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, with the Loggia dei Lanzi and the Uffizi Gallery, one of the most important treasures for Italian art.
Another fundamental stop is the Basilica of Santa Croce, which contains the tombs of Galileo Galilei, Michelangelo and Machiavelli, and the Basilica of San Lorenzo, with the ancient tombs of the Medici family.
Along the Arno, the river that bathes the city, one gets lost among the picturesque bridges and the famous Boboli gardens, where you can take a walk among secular trees and precious fountains. But in Florence even the museums are not missing: the Museum of San Marco, the Gallery of the Academy, the Museum of Natural History and the collections of the Palazzo Pitti Museum are some of the most important galleries of the city.
For a tasty break, Florence offers a wide choice of gastronomic specialties, from the famous Florentine steak, to the inevitable lampredotto, a tasty tripe sandwich, to artisan ice cream. But not only food, the city is full of wineries that offer the best Italian wines.
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