Todo viajante merece uma visão real das culturas dos países que está visitando. E todo lugar incrível na Terra merece ser visitado e apreciado. Acreditamos que o conhecimento local único e a conexão humana real são insubstituíveis quando se trata de compreender verdadeiramente outra cultura.
O Daytrip é uma plataforma que conecta você a motoristas locais que o transportam de porta a porta, de uma cidade para outra. Também oferecemos a oportunidade de explorar pontos turísticos/atrações ao longo do caminho. Nós dirigimos, você descobre.
Todas as reservas do Daytrip são de ida. Se você precisar de uma viagem de retorno em uma data diferente, basta reservar como uma viagem de ida separada. Para uma excursão no mesmo dia, por favor solicite uma viagem personalizada. Se planeja ficar mais de algumas horas, recomendamos reservar duas viagens de ida para evitar pagar o motorista pelo tempo de espera.
Para o serviço privado do Daytrip, você pode cancelar com reembolso total até 24 horas antes da partida. Para o serviço compartilhado Daytrip Pool, oferecemos 3 opções de bilhetes ao reservar: Não reembolsável, Flexível com cancelamento até 24 horas antes da partida e Superflexível com cancelamento até 15 minutos antes da partida.
Basta escolher sua origem e destino na página inicial e inserir a data e hora de partida. Explore e adicione paradas turísticas seguindo as instruções de reserva exibidas na tela. É um jeito simples, fácil e divertido de planejar sua próxima aventura! Se você não encontrar a rota desejada em nosso site, pode solicitar uma viagem personalizada. Você também pode reservar sem saber o endereço exato de partida ou chegada - pode adicioná-los mais tarde!
Cada passageiro tem direito a uma mala grande (29" x 21" x 11" / 74 x 53 x 28 cm) e uma mala pequena (22" x 14" x 9" / 56 x 36 x 23 cm). Sedãs de luxo acomodam apenas 2 malas grandes. Sempre enviamos o veículo mais adequado para você e sua bagagem, então certifique-se de selecionar a quantidade exata de bagagem ao reservar. Se você tiver bagagem de tamanho especial ou não tiver certeza se sua bagagem caberá, entre em contato conosco.
Em todos os lugares, exceto nos EUA, os motoristas fornecerão cadeiras infantis adequadas (basta nos informar durante a reserva). Nos EUA, certos estados exigem que você forneça sua própria cadeirinha infantil.
Daytrip é a maneira mais conveniente de conhecer 14.400+ cidades ao redor do mundo.
Venice para Florence Transferência Privada | Daytrip
Só de ida
Venice
Florence
O seu motorista irá encontrá-lo no seu endereço em Venice.
Você viajará com conforto por 3 horas.
O seu motorista irá deixá-lo no seu endereço em Florence.
270 km
3 horas
Transferência de carro particular de Venice para Florence
Venice and Florence are two of the most enchanting cities in Italy. Since they are only 160 miles (258 km) apart, it's an easy car trip from Venice to Florence. Along the way, you have plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in Italian culture. Modena is home to a wealth of art and architecture, not to mention automakers like Maserati, De Tomaso, Pagnini, and Ferrari. Or Pomposa Abbey, the most important in northern Italy, where musical notation was invented. You'd miss these if you took public transport, but they are easy to access when you ride with Daytrip.
Daytrip's door-to-door service means you'll be picked up in Venice by one of our friendly, English-speaking drivers. Then you'll begin your comfortable and safe ride, with ample opportunity to chat with your driver to learn more about the region and get their local insights. If you add sightseeing stops, they'll deftly bring you to these enriching attractions.
After driving with Daytrip and seeing all you can along the way, you'll get to Florence and its open-air museum, which is full of exquisite works of art and architectural masterpieces. Your driver will bring you right to your accommodation and unload your luggage, ensuring a stress-free start to your Florentine experience.
About Florence
Anyone who has ever visited Florence will confidently tell you that it seduces, amazes, and stays in the heart long after you've left it behind. Surrounded by beautiful rolling hills covered with farmyards, villas, and vineyards, Florence was founded in the 1st Century BCE by the Romans.
Over the centuries, it grew into one of the wealthiest European cities, and this wealth can be evidenced hundreds of years later through a simple jaunt through the city. Look at the beauty of its Renaissance-era monuments and architecture, and you'll know why Florence used to be called "the Athens of the Middle Ages."
Today, scholars still marvel at how this small city could profoundly impact Italian and world culture. With little political power or military might, Florence achieved the seemingly impossible – it became a beacon of light and held enormous sway and influence in Italy.
As the Tuscan capital, Florence has countless amazing marvels to be seen, beginning at the walled historic center enclosed by medieval walls, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From Venice to Florence: travel tips
There is no doubt that traveling from Venice to Florence is the adventure of a lifetime, especially if you enjoy art, culture, and history. Follow these helpful travel tips, and your trip will be a masterpiece.
Stop for sightseeing
You might never see more beautiful countryside than on the drive from Venice to Florence. But why spend your day just admiring the scenery? Capitalize on your trip by stopping at a few of the best local attractions along the way.
Stop by the historic Pomposa Abbey, Modena, or Ferrara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as Europe's first "modern" city.
Leave early
The last thing you want is to miss out on the many spectacular sights along the way and in Florence because you left your hotel too late. That's why ensuring you leave early enough not to miss out on anything is important.
With Daytrip's door-to-door service, you can schedule your driver to pick you up first thing in the morning so you can beat the crowds and have an adventure-filled travel day.
Choose a reputable car service
Even though there are many travel options, like catching a bus, train, or flight, it is often better to ride with a reputable car service like Daytrip. You'll be guaranteed a comfortable, friendly, and safe travel experience in a well-maintained car with a driver who knows the Italian cities and their sights. You can chat with them about local culture all the way until they drop you off at your accommodation in Florence.
How to get from Venice to Florence
If you're trying to plan how to get from Venice to Florence, you'll be happy to hear that it's a relatively easy trip! Take a look below to learn more about traveling from Venice to Florence by bus, private car, or train. We've left off flights since flying from Venice to Florence takes almost double the time and often has pointless connections.
From Venice to Florence by train
There is a high-speed train that you can catch at Venice's Santa Lucia train station to Florence's Firenze Santa Maria Novella train station. This trip usually takes two hours to complete, making it one of the fastest travel options.
You can choose between two high-speed train carriers – Italo Treno and Trenitalia Frecce. Trains depart Venice several times a day from 7 AM to 4 PM. Ticket prices vary but average about 20 euros. You can buy one at the station, but it's better to book in advance online.
From Venice to Florence by bus
Traveling from Venice to Florence by bus is the cheapest option, but it is also the slowest mode of transportation. A ticket can cost between 10 and 15 euros, so it's an excellent option for those traveling to Italy on a tight budget.
If you want to take the bus, book a seat on the Flixbus that departs several times daily from the Venetian Island of Tronchetto. These are direct buses, so they get you to Florence in 3 to 4 hours. Depending on where you are in Venice, you might need to take a ferry to this island before you can catch the bus. It's also important to note that if you don't take a direct bus, the trip will take longer than seven hours and involve messy transfers.
From Venice to Florence by private car
If you're looking for the most comfortable and convenient way to get from Venice to Florence, you want Daytrip's private car service. Your English-speaking driver will pick you up in Venice, either at your accommodation or at a convenient meeting point, depending on where you're staying. They'll load up your luggage and then hit the road to Florence.
You'll have complete control over your trip, starting with when you're picked up, and then the AC, music, and sightseeing stops once you're on the road. Along the way, you can chat with your driver about local culture or stop for sightseeing---something you can't do with the bus or train.
Prices start at 95 euros per seat if you're traveling in a group, so it's not much more than the train after you factor in getting to and from the train station!
Things to do when you get to Florence
Renaissance architecture, delicious food, picturesque scenery, and artistic masterpieces; you'll find no shortage of attractions in Florence after your comfortable trip from Venice. We've compiled a list of a few of the best things to do when you get there.
The Uffizi
The most famous gallery in Florence is the Uffizi. Its walls are lined with masterpieces like Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus". Just be warned that this will likely not be a quick visit, as you can spend hours walking through the gallery and discovering the spectacular art on display. Not to mention, you'll be drawn in by the architecture of the building, too, considering it was designed by the famed Italian artist Giorgio Vasari.
Cappelle Medicee
You can't visit Florence without stopping at one of the most spectacular chapels ever built – the Cappelle Medicee. The renowned Florentine family built this wondrous chapel, which is often far less crowded than the ever-popular Duomo.
When visiting, expect floor-to-ceiling beauty with marble flooring, shimmering jewels, and gorgeous frescoes. The Cappelle Medicee also has a smaller chapel nearby with some of the best statues crafted by Michelangelo himself to visit in all of Italy, so be sure to take a turn within its walls.
Walk the Ponte Vecchio
Florence’s Ponte Vecchio is unlike any other landmark bridge in the world. This medieval bridge was the only one in Florence spared destruction during World War II, and it isn’t just a simple span. Instead, it doubles as a market, with jewelers, art dealers, and souvenir sellers lining the side stalls. The views of colorful Renaissance buildings in the distance only add to its lively atmosphere.
Vivoli Gelato
Traveling around Florence on a tight schedule can be grueling if you don't make sure you have enough energy to take in the magnificence of this city. Fortunately, there are numerous eateries throughout the city that you can stop at to grab a bite to eat and an energy boost.
But if you're not in the mood for something savory and have a sweet tooth, you might want to visit the Vivoli Gelato store. It's one of the oldest gelato shops in Florence, opening in the 1930s and serving decadent gelato flavors ever since.
Best time to visit Florence
Typically, the best time to visit Florence is from April to June or September and October. You won't feel stifled by the heat, nor will you need to worry about the huge summer crowds. Spring also means that the Tuscan countryside is bursting with color as the wildflowers bloom, making your trip from Venice to Florence even more magical.
Alternatively, September and October are also good times to visit since the autumn months are cooler and draw in fewer crowds, meaning lower accommodation prices.
Perguntas e Respostas sobre Viagens de Venice para Florence
How much it costs to drive from Venice to Florence depends on the vehicle type and when you're traveling. For example, with Daytrip prices start at 95 euros per person per seat in a van, making it an affordable and convenient option.
There are no direct flights from Venice to Florence and no real reason to consider flying. The high-speed train gets you to Florence in about 2 hours, less than the amount of time you'd spend waiting at the airport.
Typically, a car trip from Venice to Florence will take about three hours, but this can vary based on sightseeing stops and traffic, so keep this in mind when planning your travel schedule.
There are many routes from Venice to Florence, but one of the best is the Po Valley route. You'll experience the Italian countryside by driving through the country's agricultural heartland.
For your next trip through Italy, you have so many options for great food, sunshine, vineyards, and romantic hilltowns in Tuscany. Vibrant major cities on the broader peninsula include Bologna, Naples, and, of course, Rome.
Daytrip makes adding sightseeing stops simple! Enrich your trip with a visit to Petrarca's House, Castello di Monselice, Ferrara, Pomposa Abbey, Modena, and Prato. Want to see something not on the list? Adding a custom stop is easy!
The high-speed trains can whisk you to Florence in about two hours. This journey is quick and simple, but you do miss out on sightseeing stops along the way. Departures happen frequently every day, but book tickets ahead of time for peace of mind and the best price.
You can take a direct bus or high-speed train, rent a car, or hire a private driver. Check the pros and cons of each travel method carefully before booking, and don't forget about getting "the last mile" to your hotel in Florence.
Venice and Florence are about 170 miles (270 km) apart.
The cheapest way to save money while traveling is to take the bus, but you do pay with your time and energy. Most buses leave and arrive from the city centers, so check how far away your accommodation is first before booking tickets.
For speed, simplicity, and custom pick-up and drop-off times, go with Daytrip! You'll have a local driver, help with your luggage, air conditioning, and a private ride without transferring trains.
Visite estes pontos turísticos no caminho
Petrarca's House
The father of the Renaissance and Italian language spent his final days in this peaceful villa. A Quiet Literary Monument
Castello di Monselice
Built over the course of several centuries, this castle complex gives a masterclass survey of Italian art and architecture. A Complex History
Ferrara
Europe’s first modern city, Ferrara is a spectacular metropolis of art and culture. It blends medieval and Renaissance for a distinctive combination. City of the Renaissance
Pomposa Abbey
This medieval monastery is renowned for its art, architecture, library, and Carolingian repositories, and is where modern musical notation was invented. Northern Italy’s Most Important Monastery
Modena
Modena, a town known for its architectural gems and contributions to the art of cooking, is also home to the famous sports car—the Ferrari. Food and fast cars
Prato
A city with a seemingly endless array of palaces, castles, museums, and cathedrals for visitors to choose from. Rooted in art and nature
Bom saber
Crianças
Se estiver viajando com crianças, certifique-se de nos informar na reserva para que possamos providenciar os assentos infantis apropriados!
Animais de estimação
Animais de estimação são permitidos (e amados)! Só precisamos saber com antecedência. Você pode nos informar sobre eles na próxima fase da reserva.
Gorjetas
A gorjeta não está incluída nem é obrigatória, mas se você realmente gostou da sua viagem, pode mostrar sua apreciação ao motorista com uma gorjeta opcional (10% é suficiente).
Bagagem
Bagagem grande
29x21x11 polegadas
74x53x28 cm
Bagagem pequena
22x14x9 polegadas
56x36x23 cm
Cada passageiro pode levar uma mala despachada e uma bagagem de mão. Se estiver viajando com mais malas ou bagagem de tamanho grande, você pode ajustar isso durante a reserva.
Métodos de pagamento
Pague com cartão de crédito online ou em dinheiro diretamente ao seu motorista!
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