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Hello, first of all let me tell you that suggesting an itinerary is always very delicate because it depends from your own personal preferences, your age and many other factors. Anyway I am quite sure
Hello Jim, from the airport you can buy a ticket for Florence. You can either do it at the self service machines, or you can make it at the ticket office. There's no direct train from the airport.
Hello, in Italy we only have Trenitalia, the official Italian Railway company. The trains are divided in: IC (Inter City): they are cheaper but they are slower than the High Speed. AV (Alta Velocità
Hello, it is possible of course, but there's no direct train, so it's going to be long and painful.. You can leave at 16.00 from Madrid and arrive in Florence at 12.39 the day after. I attach all the
Hello, the train is the best solution. It goes fast and it is relatively unexpensive. It costs 80 Euro roundtrip, 120 Euro if you take 1st class. Per person. If you are more then 2/3 people I'd suggest

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