Florence Airport to Greve in Chianti

Arrivals are on the ground floor, and the tourist information desk faces the exit. The airport's guide names no meeting point for a pre-booked driver, so confirm the spot with your carrier in the booking chat before you fly. The taxi rank in front of the terminal is for taxis. Allow about half an hour for a hold bag to reach the belt.

Piazza Matteotti, Via Roma, Via Giuliotti, Via dell'Arco, Via Suburbana and part of Via Cesare Battisti are a limited-traffic zone with one gate, at Piazzetta Santa Croce, watched by cameras. A taxi or licensed private-hire car can have a temporary permit for the time it takes to load or unload luggage. It is free, it is asked for in advance from the local police, and it covers only the hour named in the request. Parking inside is banned while the zone is active.

Every Saturday the Comune closes the zone to all vehicles for the weekly market, with no exceptions: from 06:00 to 17:00 in the summer set-up, which runs from Easter week to 31 October, and from 06:00 to 15:00 in winter. Events held in the square during the year close it in the same way and suspend every permit. If your hotel is inside the zone, ask it where guests are set down on those days.

The quickest line from the airport on a clear road uses about 8 km of the A1, a toll motorway, then the Firenze-Siena link, which has no toll station, and the Greve valley road. The other line is the SR222 Chiantigiana through Grassina and Strada in Chianti, with no motorway, about 39 km and a couple of minutes longer on a clear road. Ask the carrier to state tolls in the offer.

The fixed taxi fares from Florence Airport cover the central area of the city only. To Greve a Florence taxi runs on the meter at the extra-urban tariff: €2.10 per km beyond Florence's neighbouring comuni, a flag-fall of €3.80 by day, €6.10 on holidays and €7.70 at night between 22:00 and 06:00, €1.20 for each bag up to 7, and any motorway toll paid by the passenger.

The T2 tram carries one bag up to 10 kg and 55x40x20 cm free. A larger bag, up to 80x45x25 cm and 20 kg, needs a second ticket, anything bigger is refused, and the tram has no luggage space. A private car takes what the vehicle you booked takes, so put the number of cases in the booking notes.

Florence Airport's operator says fog and low visibility cancel flights or divert them to Pisa or to airports in other regions. Pisa Airport to Greve is 93 km and about 1 hour 30 minutes on a clear road, most of it on the FI-PI-LI, which is free for cars. Message your carrier in the booking chat as soon as the airline tells you, so the pickup can be re-agreed.

Your carrier monitors the flight and moves the pickup to match. The public route does not wait: the last bus for Greve leaves the Montelungo hub in Florence at 20:15 on weekdays and Saturdays and at 19:00 on Sundays and holidays. Give the carrier your flight number and confirm what waiting time is included.

Carriers provide child seats on request, but you need to book them. Put each child's age in the booking notes, because a booster and a rear-facing infant seat are different equipment. Confirm the seat is in the offer before you pay.

About 45 minutes on a clear road, for roughly 40 km from the terminal forecourt to Piazza Matteotti in Greve. That line uses about 8 km of the A1, then the Greve valley road and the last 5 km of the SR222 Chiantigiana. The other line, the Chiantigiana all the way through Grassina and Strada in Chianti, is about 39 km and a couple of minutes longer on a clear road.

There is no fixed fare. The fixed taxi fares from Florence Airport cover the central area of Florence only, and a trip to Greve runs on the meter at the Comune di Firenze's extra-urban tariff: €2.10 per km beyond the neighbouring comuni, a flag-fall of €3.80 by day or €7.70 at night, €1.20 per bag, and motorway tolls paid by the passenger. A private transfer is quoted per vehicle before you fly, sized to your group and luggage.

Not from the airport itself. The public route is the T2 tram into Florence, €2.00 and 20 minutes, then Autolinee Toscane line 365 A from the Firenze Hub Montelungo bus station by Santa Maria Novella, about an hour to Piazza Trento in Greve. The last bus leaves the hub at 20:15 on weekdays and Saturdays and at 19:00 on Sundays and holidays, when there are six all day. A private transfer makes the journey in one vehicle from arrivals, at whatever hour the flight lands.

No. The Comune di Greve's own directions send rail passengers to Firenze Santa Maria Novella and on by bus from outside the station. From Florence Airport that means a tram and then a bus of about an hour, or a car straight from arrivals in about 45 minutes on a clear road.

On one of the two roads. The quickest line on a clear road uses about 8 km of the A1, which is a toll motorway; the Firenze-Siena link it joins afterwards has no toll station. The SR222 Chiantigiana line through Grassina and Strada in Chianti uses no motorway and has no toll. A Florence taxi passes any toll on to the passenger, so ask a private carrier to state tolls in the offer.

Outside the zone's hours, yes; inside them, with a permit; during the Saturday market, no. Piazza Matteotti and the streets around it are a limited-traffic zone with one camera-watched gate at Piazzetta Santa Croce. In summer the zone is on from 11:00 to 17:00 and from 18:00 to 24:00 on weekdays and from 11:00 to 24:00 on Sundays and holidays; in winter it is on from 10:00 to 20:00 on Sundays and holidays. In those hours a taxi or licensed private-hire car can get a free temporary permit for the time it takes to unload luggage, and a hotel inside the zone can register a guest's car the same way. On Saturdays the area is closed to all vehicles, with no exceptions, from 06:00 to 17:00 in summer and from 06:00 to 15:00 in winter.

Florence. Florence Airport is about 40 km and 45 minutes from Greve on a clear road; Pisa Airport is 93 km and about 1 hour 30 minutes, twice the drive time. Pisa is the larger airport, so it can still win on flights, and the road from it, the FI-PI-LI, is free for cars. A private transfer can be quoted from either.

Florence Airport's operator says fog and low visibility cancel flights or divert them to Pisa or to airports in other regions. If the airline tells you the flight is going to Pisa, message your carrier in the booking chat straight away. Pisa Airport to Greve is 93 km and about 1 hour 30 minutes on a clear road, so it is a different trip from the one quoted and the carrier has to agree it.

At arrivals, on the ground floor of the passenger terminal, at the spot your carrier confirms in the booking chat. The airport's own guide names no meeting point for pre-booked drivers; its one fixed landmark by the exit is the tourist information desk, which faces arrivals. The rank in front of the terminal is for taxis.

TransferBnB does not publish a fixed price for this route. You post the trip with your flight, passenger count, luggage and the exact address in or near Greve, and verified carriers send offers per vehicle that you compare before you pay. The offer should state whether motorway tolls are included.