Fly from Milan to Florence from just €118 return with easyJet. The median price hovers around €120, so you have affordable options on this route. With 1 stop, it's an accessible way to visit the heart of the Renaissance.
Price and when to book your Milan-Florence flight
Prices range from €118-€129. There's no fixed pattern for price drops, but booking early usually gives better rates. Check regularly: small variations can save you a few euros on such a short route. These prices include hand luggage; verify what your fare includes before paying.
Airline and stops
easyJet operates this route with 1 stop. It's not a direct flight, so add connection time at the hub airport. While it means a longer journey, the price makes up for it if you're time-flexible. Always compare what each fare includes to avoid surprises with baggage charges.
Best time to visit Florence
Florence is beautiful year-round. April-May and September-October offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds than July-August. Winter (December-February) is quiet but some museums may have reduced hours. Plan based on what you prefer: peace or warmth. Flight prices stay cheap throughout the year, so your budget doesn't have to depend on season.
What to do in Florence
Florence is essential: the Cathedral, Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio and Palazzo Pitti are must-sees. In one day, stick to the historic centre. With more time, visit nearby Tuscan towns: Siena, San Gimignano or Chianti are an hour away. Many museums close on Mondays, so plan accordingly.
FAQ
Can I find cheaper flights from Milan to Florence?
Prices range around €118-€129. They don't often go below €118, but booking early and staying flexible with dates helps. If your trip is flexible, monitor prices a week or two before your preferred date.
Does easyJet fly direct from Milan to Florence?
No, there is 1 stop. It's not a direct flight, so expect extra journey time. Check the connection time when booking to make sure the itinerary suits you.
Which airport is best for arriving in Florence?
Florence Airport (Peretola) is the main one and very close to the city. From there, SITA bus or taxi take you to the centre in 20-30 minutes. It's small and convenient compared to others.
How many days do I need in Florence?
2-3 days are ideal for the historic centre and main museums. For exploring Tuscany, add 1-2 more days. One day is possible but tight; you'll see the highlights only.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
