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Pisa Airport to Florence

Pisa International Airport (PSA)

Florence

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The Arno running between its embankments in Florence, ochre and cream buildings along both banks and trees overhanging the water on the near side.
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Florence is about 101 km from Pisa airport, seventy-five to eighty-five minutes. That distance is the least certain on this site, because there are three genuinely different ways to drive it and the shortest one is free.

75–85 min
By road, estimated
101 km
Road distance

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OSRM returned 105.65 km and Valhalla 97.12, which is a wide gap on its own. Asked to avoid tolls, Valhalla returns 88.11 km by the Firenze-Pisa-Livorno superstrada, in 81.4 minutes against 81.8 for the tolled A1. The free road is nine kilometres shorter and no slower. That is the opposite of what the Algarve routes on this site show, where the toll road saves a quarter of an hour, and it is worth knowing if a driver tells you the motorway is quicker.

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A hundred kilometres is where a per-vehicle price earns its keep, and every product here is sold for the car. Enter your numbers before assuming a train is cheaper for four.

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You are going straight to a hotel

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Florence's centre is largely restricted traffic, and a driver who knows which permitted streets reach which hotel is most of what a transfer buys here.

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You are told the motorway is quicker

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On this route it is not. The free superstrada measured 88.11 km in 81.4 minutes against 97.12 in 81.8 on the tolled A1.

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A private transfer is arranged before you fly and the driver meets you in arrivals with your name on a board. It is 370 euros for a car carrying up to two in the daytime and 412 for a larger vehicle up to eight; between nine at night and seven in the morning those become 444 and 493.50. Listed at Viator on 13 September 2026. The number shown almost everywhere else for this journey is 185, and it is not a vehicle price. It is what one of two passengers pays: the supplier publishes the fare per head, so two people at 185 each is a car at 370, three at 131 each is 393, four at 98.50 is 394. The vehicle total barely moves within a size, which is how we can tell what is actually being sold, and it is why this site will not print the headline. A second operator sells the same route in the same shape - a car at about 320 and a larger vehicle at about 415 - which is why 370 reads as this route's price rather than one supplier's opinion of it.

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A private transfer to Florence is arranged in advance and the driver meets you in arrivals. Prices move, so the link opens the current ones at Viator.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Florence from Pisa Airport?

About 101 km between the two engines' default answers, but the honest range is 88 to 106 depending on the road. The toll-free superstrada is the shortest at 88.11 km.

How much is a private transfer from Pisa Airport to Florence?

370 EUR for a car up to two in the day and 412 for up to eight; 444 and 493.50 at night. The 185 quoted elsewhere is the per-person fare at two passengers, not the price of the vehicle.

Is the motorway quicker?

Barely. 81.8 minutes on the tolled A1 against 81.4 on the free superstrada, which is also nine kilometres shorter.

How long does it take?

Seventy-five to eighty-five minutes on any of the three roads. They differ far more in distance than in time.

Why is a transfer this expensive for 101 kilometres?

Because it is a hundred kilometres, and Tuscan private transfers on this provider are priced accordingly. Two independent operators land within fifty euros of each other, so it is the market rather than one supplier.

€370–€493.50

per vehicle, up to 8 · 5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews · Viator

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Sep 10, 2026