Florence airport into city?
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We just did a London to Florence in October. Our flt did not arrive till past 11:00 PM. Plenty of taxis and, of course, very light traffic! Price above seems to be about what we paid. Thankfully, it is quite close.
Just an aside, after your sleepless journey, will you have quick access to your lodging? I am also one who sleeps little, if any, on the overnight flts from Boston and I need to get into a bed as soon as possible. However, I seem to be in the minority in my approach to handling jet lag.
Just an aside, after your sleepless journey, will you have quick access to your lodging? I am also one who sleeps little, if any, on the overnight flts from Boston and I need to get into a bed as soon as possible. However, I seem to be in the minority in my approach to handling jet lag.
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There is a shuttle bus to the center which takes about 15 minutes and is 4.50€.
http://www.ataf.net/System/files/FOL...%20BUS%202.pdf
Taxis are set fees. 20€ plus 1€ per bag (max 5 bags). 22€ holidays. 23.30€ nights.
http://www.ataf.net/System/files/FOL...%20BUS%202.pdf
Taxis are set fees. 20€ plus 1€ per bag (max 5 bags). 22€ holidays. 23.30€ nights.
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Socialworker-point well taken, but we'll be arriving @ 11 am and suspect we will only be able to leave our luggage @ our hotel and head out for a little lunch and stroll. We've done this before. We don't get into bed. We have a light afternoon, take a nap and a shower.....and try to get on local time. It will help that we have 5 pm cocktails and dinner plans that evening.
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Yes, NNY, everyone who has traveled at all develops their own ways to manage jet lag.
When we--just last month--arrived in Edinburgh, also at 11:00 AM after a sleepless flt from BOS and then changing planes at LHR, I knew I would need sleep! I had written ahead and the owner was able to have our room cleaned by the time we arrived and so we did get immediate access. Fortunately for us, checkout time there was 11, so no doubt that helped in room availability.
We were able to shower and get into bed for ~3 hours or so and then got onto the local time--more or less. It helped enormously (!) that it was not getting truly dark till 10 PM, so we were able to stroll the city from 5-7 PM with the sunlight making it feel as if it were still mid-afternoon.
When we--just last month--arrived in Edinburgh, also at 11:00 AM after a sleepless flt from BOS and then changing planes at LHR, I knew I would need sleep! I had written ahead and the owner was able to have our room cleaned by the time we arrived and so we did get immediate access. Fortunately for us, checkout time there was 11, so no doubt that helped in room availability.
We were able to shower and get into bed for ~3 hours or so and then got onto the local time--more or less. It helped enormously (!) that it was not getting truly dark till 10 PM, so we were able to stroll the city from 5-7 PM with the sunlight making it feel as if it were still mid-afternoon.
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