Italy
Florence
A compact treasury of the Renaissance. The old town is best on foot; a tram runs straight to the airport.
Regional trains (Treno Regionale)
Updated on August 19, 2026
How to ride
- 1Buy your ticket before you boardBuy at a station counter, a machine, or in the Trenitalia app. Between the nine city stations an AT 90-minute ticket works too.
- 2Stamp paper tickets before boardingUse a station validator before you reach the platform. App tickets validate themselves at the train's scheduled departure.
- 3Riding on a card means two tapsWith TAP&TAP, touch your card on a reader bearing the TAP&TAP pictogram at both your departure and your arrival station.
- 4Show the conductor your ticket and IDDigital tickets must be shown with photo ID; if you tapped, give the last four digits of the card you used.
- 5Going beyond the nine stations means a new ticketThe AT 90-minute ticket only covers the nine city stations; beyond them you need a separate distance-based Trenitalia ticket.
Fares
Single fares2
Add-ons & fees2
Estimates use exchange rates as of November 3, 2026
Payment
Quick facts
Fares
Pegaso(Limited)Pegaso is bought for a named route, not an unlimited city pass
Daily fare cap(Limited)No daily cap; registered riders get a ceiling on repeat trips over one route
Transfer discountsOne AT 90-minute ticket covers buses, trams and the nine stations' trains
Facilities
Lifts (step-free)(Limited)Free help getting on and off is provided at stations through RFI's Sala Blu network; facilities vary by station and by train, so arrange it in advance.
Suitcases & luggageHand luggage is free; stow it in the spaces provided and keep aisles clear
Rules
Smoking(Banned)
Pets(Limited)A dog not in a carrier needs a half-price second-class ticket, whatever its size
Fare evasion fine(Banned)Undeclared: the fare plus €60 within 15 days, €120 to day 60, then €360
Heads-up
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Miss the tap-out and you pay the region's maximum fare
If you tap in with TAP&TAP, you must also tap out at your arrival station. Miss the exit tap and you are billed at the end of the day for the region's maximum fare rather than the trip you actually took.
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App tickets must be shown with photo ID
Tickets bought in the app are issued in your name and must be shown together with valid photo ID every time a conductor asks. A ticket in someone else's name, or no ID, counts as travelling without a ticket.
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A ticket you cannot display counts as no ticket
A ticket bought in the app counts as no ticket at all if you cannot display its QR code on screen. A flat battery or no signal is no excuse, so make sure you can bring it up before you board.
Timetable
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