Fly from Valencia to Florence for from €107 return with Wizz Air UK. The median price sits at €145. A solid option to reach the heart of the Renaissance without emptying your wallet.
Price and when to book
Tickets start from €107 return. The median sits at €145, so expect most fares between €110 and €150. Book early: prices rise as your travel date approaches. Compare different dates—the gap can be €40 or more between one day and another.
Airline and stops
Wizz Air UK is your only option on this route. Your outbound flight has 1 stop, so it's not direct. You'll make an intermediate stop (usually Budapest). The full journey takes longer than a direct flight, but the savings justify it.
Best time to visit
Florence is worth visiting year-round, but choose based on your preference: spring (March–May) offers good weather and fewer crowds; summer (June–August) is peak season with heat and tourists; autumn (September–October) has pleasant weather and fewer visitors than July–August; winter has fewer tourists but cold temperatures and shorter days.
What to do when you arrive
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is Florence's defining landmark—visit it first. Cross the Ponte Vecchio, explore the Uffizi Gallery if you're patient with queues, wander the medieval centre, climb Brunelleschi's dome (if you don't mind stairs), and dine in a trattoria in Oltrarno. Peretola Airport is 4 km from the centre; the SITA bus runs directly into town.
FAQ
What's the lowest price found?
€107 return. It's the minimum recorded, but not the typical fare. The median is €145, so that's the price you should realistically expect.
Is this a direct flight Valencia to Florence?
No. Wizz Air UK operates this route with 1 stop. The full journey takes longer, but the budget fares make up for it.
Which airline operates this route?
Wizz Air UK is the sole carrier connecting Valencia and Florence in this search. It's a reliable low-cost carrier, though cabin baggage only is included; everything else costs extra.
What should I see in Florence in 3–4 days?
Cathedral, Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery, Church of Santa Croce, Palazzo Pitti, and the Oltrarno district. Three days is tight, so prioritise and skip what doesn't appeal. Book museum tickets in advance if travelling during peak season.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
