Florence Airport to Siena

Siena's ZTL is in force 0 to 24, every day, with camera gates. A licensed private-hire car (NCC) or taxi named in a licence can be on the Comune's permanent whitelist for the whole zone. One that is not registers an occasional entry on the Comune's online service, free, for that day only, and may stop for at most 30 minutes. An NCC car may never park inside. Ask your carrier which of the two applies to the car it sends.

The innermost streets of Siena, among them Banchi di Sopra, Via di Città and Il Campo, are a mainly pedestrian zone the Comune calls Zona Y storica. A licensed private-hire car or taxi may pass there only from 06:00 to 10:00, only to take guests to accommodation or a business inside the zone, and may never park. Outside 06:00 to 10:00 no licensed private-hire car or taxi reaches a door there. If your hotel is on one of those streets, ask it for the nearest point a car can stop.

A hotel inside the ZTL can register its guest's own car, for 2 entries a day of 45 minutes each, by the shortest way, with the booking sheet shown on the dashboard. The car may only load and unload, and it may not cross Zona Y storica, with one exception: for a hotel inside that zone, the guest's car may load and unload in the streets next to the hotel. After that it has to leave the ZTL and be parked outside.

The Siena link (RA 3) is a toll-free road run by ANAS. The A1 motorway, which the car uses for about 8 km to reach it from the airport, is tolled. A taxi meter adds it to the fare, so check that a carrier's offer says whether it is included.

Your driver meets you at the arrivals exit; the tourist information desk faces arrivals and is the airport's one named landmark there. The airport publishes no meeting point for a pre-booked driver, so confirm the exact spot in the booking chat before you fly. A pre-booked transfer is not hailed from the taxi rank: the driver is there for you by name.

Florence's fixed airport taxi fare covers the central area of Florence only. To Siena a taxi runs on the meter, and the motorway toll and the supplements are the passenger's to pay. A private transfer is quoted per vehicle before you fly.

It happens at this airport. The operator counts about 1,000 go-arounds and diversions in one year, and says fog sends flights to Pisa or to airports in other regions. Message your carrier in the booking chat as soon as you know: Pisa Airport to Siena is about 118 km and about 1 hour 54 minutes on a clear road.

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 1 hour 16 minutes on a clear road for about 78 km, measured from the taxi rank on the Florence Airport forecourt to Piazza Gramsci in Siena. The drive is the Ponte all'Indiano viaduct, about 8 km of the A1 motorway and then about 55 km of the Siena link, the RA 3, to the Siena Nord junction. No authority publishes a traffic time for these roads, so allow a margin at busy hours.

On part of it. The Siena link, the RA 3, is a toll-free road run by ANAS and makes up about 55 of the 78 km. To reach it from Florence Airport the car uses about 8 km of the A1 motorway, which is tolled. A Florence taxi adds the toll to the metered fare. With a private transfer, the carrier's offer should state whether the toll is included.

Yes. Siena's ZTL is in force all day, every day, but licensed private-hire (NCC) cars and taxis are admitted: a car is either on the Comune di Siena's permanent whitelist or registers an occasional entry online for that day, with a stop of at most 30 minutes. The exception is Zona Y storica, the innermost streets including Banchi di Sopra, Via di Città and Il Campo, where a licensed private-hire car or taxi may pass only from 06:00 to 10:00 to reach accommodation inside the zone. Give the hotel's address when you book, so the carrier can confirm where the car will stop.

No. The airport's own guide lists the T2 tram as its public link to the city and nothing towards Siena. The public route is the tram to Santa Maria Novella, €2.00 and about 20 minutes, then either a direct regional train, €10.80 and 1 hour 27 minutes to 1 hour 38 minutes, or the 131R fast bus, 1 hour 15 minutes to Via Tozzi beside Piazza Gramsci. That is at least 1 hour 35 minutes of riding before any wait. A private transfer goes from arrivals to your hotel in one vehicle, in about 1 hour 16 minutes on a clear road.

There is no fixed fare. Florence's fixed airport taxi fare covers the central area of Florence only, so a taxi to Siena runs on the meter: the Comune di Firenze sets €2.10 per km beyond Florence and its neighbouring communes, €1.20 a bag, €3.10 for a departure from the airport, and the passenger pays the motorway toll. A private transfer is quoted per vehicle before you fly, sized to your group and luggage.

Florence, if the flights are comparable. Siena is about 78 km and about 1 hour 16 minutes from Florence Airport on a clear road, against about 118 km and about 1 hour 54 minutes from Pisa Airport: 40 km and 38 minutes more. Pisa is the bigger airport, with almost 6 million passengers in 2025 against 3.85 million at Florence, so it may have the flight you need. A private transfer runs from either airport to your door in Siena.

Yes. Monteriggioni has its own junction on the Siena link, 15 km before Siena, and stopping there adds about 2 km and about 7 minutes of driving to a Florence Airport to Siena transfer. San Gimignano is a detour: 60 km and about 1 hour from the airport, then 40 km and 47 minutes on to Siena, about half an hour more driving in all. Ask for the stop and the waiting time when you post the trip, so both are in the carrier's offer.

A pre-booked car waits for the flight. The public route does not: on the days we sampled, the last direct train from Santa Maria Novella to Siena left at 21:38 on a Tuesday and a Saturday and at 20:10 on a Sunday, and the last 131R fast bus leaves Florence at 20:15 from Monday to Saturday and at 19:10 on Sundays and holidays. Land at 20:30 on a Sunday and both have gone. A private transfer runs at the hour your flight lands.

The 131R fast bus from Florence ends at Via Tozzi, beside Piazza Gramsci, at the edge of Siena's old town. The railway station is on Piazzale Carlo Rosselli, below the old town and about 3.7 km by road from Piazza Gramsci. Neither is a hotel door: from both there is a further leg with your bags. A private transfer from Florence Airport stops at the hotel itself where the ZTL rules admit a licensed car.

At the arrivals exit of Florence Airport, where the tourist information desk faces arrivals. The airport publishes no meeting point for a pre-booked driver, only the desk of one resident private-hire consortium, so your carrier confirms the exact spot in the booking chat before you fly. A pre-booked driver is not found at the taxi rank.

TransferBnB does not publish a fixed price for this route. You post the trip with your flight, passenger count, luggage and the hotel's address, and verified carriers send offers per vehicle that you compare before you pay. For context, a Florence taxi to Siena has no fixed fare and runs on the meter, with the toll and bags extra. The offer should state whether the A1 toll and any stop on the way are included.