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      Private transfer from Florence to Rome

      Our private taxi service takes you from Florence to Rome in approximately 2 hours 40 minutes (about 274 km), with prices starting from €490 for a comfortable sedan (1–3 passengers). We pick you up at your hotel in Florence – including all ZTL zones – and drop you directly at your address in Rome. Need a coffee break, a photo of the Orvieto cliffs, or a quick lunch along the A1 motorway? Just ask your driver – short stops are always welcome. Professional, English‑speaking drivers, fixed price with no hidden fees, free Wi‑Fi, bottled water, and child seats on request.

      Pick-up

      Your driver will meet you at the Florence airport or at your address in Florence.
      • Door-to-door service
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        Help with luggage

      Trip

      The road from Florence to Rome will be 280 km by car. You’ll travel in comfort for 3 hours.
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        Comfortable car
      • Professional driver
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        Child seats
      • Technical stops
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        Oversized luggage
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        Bottled water
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        Pet friendly
      • Wi-Fi connection

      Drop-off

      Your driver will drop you off in any address in Rome.
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        Help with luggage
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      OUR FLEET OF VEHICLES

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      Passengers x4 Luggage x3
      Clean and comfortable
      Professional driver
      Waiting at the airport
      Oversize baggage
      Children seats
      Pet friendly
      From €40/hour per seat
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      Passengers x7 Luggage x8
      Clean and comfortable
      Professional driver
      Waiting at the airport
      Oversize baggage
      Children seats
      Pet friendly
      From €80/hour per seat
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      mercedes-benz-sprinter taxi in Florence
      Passengers x16 Luggage x16
      Clean and comfortable
      Professional driver
      Waiting at the airport
      Oversize baggage
      Children seats
      Pet friendly
      From €59/hour per seat
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      mercedes-e-class taxi in Florence
      Passengers x4 Luggage x4
      Clean and comfortable
      Professional driver
      Waiting at the airport
      Oversize baggage
      Children seats
      Pet friendly
      From €40/hour per seat
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      Taxi cost from Florence to Rome

      Car ClassPassengersLuggage CapacityBase Price (Total)ZTL Access (Florence)Final Price with ZTL (example)
      Economy Sedan (Toyota Corolla, Skoda Octavia)1–32 large suitcases (70×50×30 cm) + 2 carry‑ons. Or: 1 suitcase + 1 folded stroller + 2 backpacks. No bicycles or large boxes.from €490✅ Included€490
      Mercedes E‑Class (Business Sedan)1–33 large suitcases + 2 carry‑ons. Or: 2 suitcases + 1 folded stroller + 1 medium box (up to 60×40×30 cm). No bicycles.from €520✅ Included€520
      Mercedes S‑Class (VIP)1–32 large suitcases + 2 carry‑ons + 1 folded stroller. More legroom, but slightly smaller trunk than E‑Class. No bicycles.from €600✅ Included€600
      Mercedes V‑Class (Premium Minivan)4–76–7 large suitcases + carry‑ons for all. Or: 4 suitcases + 2 strollers + 1–2 bicycles (wheels removed). Can carry up to 4 medium boxes (e.g., 50×50×50 cm). Golf bags, skis, snowboards – up to 6 pieces.from €600✅ Included€600
      Mercedes Sprinter (up to 8 passengers)up to 88–10 large suitcases. Or: 6 suitcases + 3 non‑folded bicycles + 2 strollers. Can load up to 8 moving boxes. No bike rack needed.from €750⚠️ Possible extra fee €270€750 + €270 = €1020 (if required)
      Mercedes Sprinter (9+ passengers)9–1210–14 large suitcases. Or: 8 suitcases + 4 non‑folded bicycles + 2 strollers + 2 boxes. Ideal for groups with mountain gear, large boxes, or musical instruments (e.g., cello in case).from €980❌ Extra fee required€980 + €270 = €1250

      Luggage note: If you have non‑standard cargo (large boxes, multiple bicycles, cellos, bulky sports equipment), please specify when booking. We will assign the right vehicle and upgrade at no hidden cost if needed.

      Alternative for Large Groups (9–16 passengers) – Recommended

      Instead of one Sprinter 9-16 with a €270 ZTL fee and possible access issues on narrow streets, we suggest two Mercedes V‑Class minivans.

      AlternativeTotal PassengersTotal LuggageTotal PriceZTL Access (Florence)
      2 x Mercedes V‑Classup to 14up to 14 suitcases + carry‑ons + up to 4 bicycles + up to 4 strollers2 × €600 = €1200✅ Full access – both vans enter for free, reach any hotel
      1 x Sprinter 9+ (with ZTL fee)up to 12up to 14 suitcases + bicyclesfrom €980 + €270 = €1250⚠️ Limited access – not all hotels due to vehicle width

      Why two V‑Class vans are better?

      • They reach any hotel in central Florence, even the narrowest alleys.

      • No €270 ZTL fee.

      • Flexibility: if one person needs a different drop‑off, the vans can split.

      • Price difference is only €620 – you avoid fine risks and access problems.

      The exact transfer price is determined individually and depends on:

      • number of passengers;
      • amount of luggage;
      • date and time of the trip;
      • vehicle class (economy, comfort, minivan, premium).

      Approximate cost: from €600 per vehicle, depending on the chosen class.

      What’s already included:

      • 2–3 stops of up to 15 minutes each during the trip;
      • bottled water;
      • free Wi‑Fi in the cabin.

      Additional details:
      Any extra stops or deviations from the route are agreed separately and may affect the final price.

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      What’s Included in Your Transfer (Florence to Rome)

      ✅ Fixed price – No meter, no surprises, no hidden fees.

      ✅ Meet & greet – Your driver meets you at your hotel (or any address in Florence)

      ✅ Luggage assistance – Driver helps load and unload suitcases, strollers, bicycles, etc.

      ✅ Door‑to‑door service – Pickup from your Florence address (including ZTL zones) to your exact address in Rome (ZTL included).

      ✅ Tolls, fuel, and taxes – All motorway fees, fuel, and local taxes are covered.

      ✅ Bottled water – For every passenger.

      ✅ Free Wi‑Fi – Onboard the vehicle.

      ✅ Child seats – On request, free of charge (booster, toddler, or infant seat).

      ✅ Pets welcome – No extra fee (please notify us when booking).

      ✅ Professional licensed driver – English‑speaking, route expert, ZTL‑compliant.

      ✅ Air conditioning – In every vehicle.

      How to book a taxi from Florence to Rome

      We have done all we can to make ordering a taxi from Florence to Rome as quick and easy as possible. To order a private transfer Florence—Rome, all you need to do is provide the following information:

      • Actual date and time ;
      • Planned address in Rome where the customer wants to stay;
      • Exact number of people that need transportation;
      • Contact information that will be used to get in touch with the passenger;
      • Name of the person so that the driver can meet the client with a placard.
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      Road Features & Traffic Hotspots – Florence to Rome

      The route from Florence to Rome follows the A1 “Autostrada del Sole” (Highway of the Sun) – one of Italy’s busiest motorways. The distance is approximately 280 km, and with normal traffic the journey takes about 3 hours. However, some sections are prone to delays.

      Traffic Hotspots – Where & When

      SectionWhen to Expect DelaysTypical Delay
      Florence exit (northern A1)Weekday mornings 7:30–9:30 AM (commuters + trucks)+15–25 min
      Valdarno (between Florence and Arezzo)Summer weekends (Saturday morning, Sunday evening)+20–40 min
      Orvieto area (tunnels & viaducts)Often due to roadworks (year‑round, especially at night)+10–20 min
      Rome entry (GRA – Grande Raccordo Anulare)Weekday evenings 5:30–7:30 PM; also mornings 8:00–10:00 AM+20–45 min

      Best Time to Depart

      • Weekdays: After 10:00 AM – morning traffic in Florence has cleared, and you’ll arrive in Rome before the evening peak.

      • Weekends (especially summer): Best to leave before 9:00 AM or after 2:00 PM to avoid the southbound holiday rush.

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      Frequently Asked Questions – Taxi from Florence to Rome

      1. Where will the driver meet me in Florence?
      The driver meets you at your hotel lobby, apartment entrance, or any address you provide in Florence – including ZTL zones. He will hold a sign with your name.

      2. Can I stop along the way?
      Yes. You can request short stops for coffee, photos, or a quick lunch. Popular stops include the Orvieto viewpoint, service areas, or Montepulciano (slight detour). Just let your driver know.

      3. Do you provide child seats?
      Yes, free of charge. We have baby seats, booster seats, and toddler seats. Please request when booking.

      4. Can I bring my pet?
      Yes, pets are welcome at no extra cost. Please inform us in advance.

      5. What if my flight or train is delayed?
      We track your flight/train in real time. Your driver waits free of charge for up to 60 minutes. For longer delays, we adjust the pickup time.

      6. Can I book for late night or early morning?
      Yes. We operate 24/7, 365 days a year. No extra charge for night, weekend, or holiday transfers.

      7. How do I change or cancel my booking?
      Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup. Just email or WhatsApp us.

      8. Is this a shared or private transfer?
      Private. Only your group will be in the vehicle. No other passengers.

      9. Can your drivers enter the ZTL zones in Florence and Rome?
      Yes. For sedans (E‑Class, S‑Class) and V‑Class minivans, ZTL access is included. For large Sprinters (9+ passengers), an extra permit fee applies (€270 per city). We always inform you in advance and offer alternative vehicles.

      10. What is the alternative for large groups?
      For groups of 9–12, we recommend two Mercedes V‑Class minivans instead of one Sprinter. They have full ZTL access, reach any hotel door, and often cost the same or less.

      11. Are highway tolls included?
      Yes. All tolls, fuel, and taxes are included in the fixed price.

      12. How far in advance should I book?
      We recommend at least 24 hours, but we also accept last‑minute bookings (1–2 hours before pickup) subject to availability.

      13. Can I book a round trip (Rome to Florence)?
      Yes. Simply provide your return date and time. We offer a 5% discount on round trips.

      14. What happens if there is a traffic jam or roadworks?
      Our drivers monitor real‑time traffic and will take alternative routes if needed. No extra charge for detours.

      15. Do you have Wi‑Fi and water in the car?
      Yes. All vehicles come with free Wi‑Fi, bottled water, and air conditioning.

      16. Can I make multiple stops for sightseeing?
      For longer sightseeing stops (e.g., Orvieto town centre), this becomes a custom tour. Please contact us for a separate quote.

      We don’t just drive you from Florence to Rome —
      we give you the chance to see the real Italy, the one tucked away between the big cities.

      Ways to get from Florence to: Train, Bus

      Getting from Florence to Rome by public transport is easy and affordable. The best option is the high‑speed train – either Trenitalia (Frecciarossa) or Italo. Trains depart frequently (every 15–30 minutes) from Florence Santa Maria Novella station and take just 1 hour 20 minutes to 1.5 hours. If you book in advance, tickets can start as low as €20.

      A cheaper but slower alternative is the bus, for example FlixBus. The journey takes about 3.5 to 4 hours. Buses leave from several locations in Florence and usually arrive at Roma Tiburtina bus station, from where you need to take the metro or a taxi to reach the city centre.