Fly Zurich to Florence with easyJet from €169 return. Median price sits around €235. One stop is standard on this route: you'll depart mid-morning and arrive by late afternoon, so you won't lose a full day in your destination.
Price and when to book
With a low of €169 and a median of €235, there's good room to find a deal. Sample prices range from €169 to €293. The golden rule: book 6–8 weeks ahead, when fares drop before seats run out. The sooner you purchase, the wider your choice of low-cost options.
Airline and stopovers
easyJet is your sole carrier on this route. The flight has 1 stop (not direct), so you'll have an intermediate connection. If you need schedule flexibility or want to compare connection points, keep in mind all departures are with easyJet and that stopover is fixed on the journey.
Best time to travel
Florence is stunning year-round, but spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds than summer. If you travel in low season (winter), the city is quieter and prices tend to be friendlier. December is a solid choice for travellers seeking a Christmas break without the tourist surge.
What to do when you arrive
Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, the Uffizi Gallery, and Ponte Vecchio are must-sees. Walk the historic centre, climb the Palazzo della Signoria tower, and watch the Arno from the bridge at sunset. With spare days, explore nearby Tuscan vineyards. Florence airport is about 4 km from town; a bus or taxi gets you downtown in 20–30 minutes.
FAQ
What's the lowest price I've seen for this route?
€169 return. It's the minimum recorded in this search. You won't find it every day, but it's possible if you book well ahead and stay flexible on dates.
Is this a direct flight?
No, it has 1 stop. It's not a lengthy or complicated connection, just an intermediate point. This is standard for this route with easyJet.
Can I fly easyJet without paying extras?
easyJet is a budget carrier, so the base ticket covers essentials (seat and small cabin bag). Hold luggage, seat selection, and other perks cost extra. Check terms when you buy.
How many days do I need in Florence?
3–4 days cover the historic centre at a relaxed pace. Add 1–2 more if you want Tuscany or to linger in museums. Your sample itinerary (5–15 December) gives you 10 days: plenty of time.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
