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Tuscany region, which during the Renaissance was already looking to the future, is located in the middle of a system of infrastructures.
Airports
Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa is situated halfway between Milan and Rome and provides direct access to Tuscany. This Airport has the best runway system in Italy after Rome’s Airport.
Daily flights to Pisa are operated by Alitalia, Meridiana, Ryanair and many other airlines can offer good connections via Rome or other European cities.
Amerigo Vespucci Airport in Florence has limited traffic because of location, which is close to a residential area.
Highways
State Highway nr.1 commences in Linguria, crosses through Tuscany and on to Rome along the Tyrrhenian coast. State Highway nr.2 starts in Florence, passes through Siena and descends towards Lake Bolsena and then on to Rome. State Highway nr.64 from Emilia to Abetone. State Highway nr.66 from Florence to Pistoia State Highway nr.67 from Florence to Pisa, starting in Ravenna and connecting the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian coast. State Highway nr.69 links Florence with Arezzo. State Highway nr.71 from Arezzo to Viterbo. State Highway nr.222 from Florence to Rome taking in Siena. State Highway nr.223 from Siena to Grosseto. State Highway nr. from Bologna to Florence.
Railway
Amerigo Vespucci Airport in Florence has limited traffic because of location, which is close to a residential area.
Highways
State Highway nr.1 commences in Linguria, crosses through Tuscany and on to Rome along the Tyrrhenian coast. State Highway nr.2 starts in Florence, passes through Siena and descends towards Lake Bolsena and then on to Rome. State Highway nr.64 from Emilia to Abetone. State Highway nr.66 from Florence to Pistoia State Highway nr.67 from Florence to Pisa, starting in Ravenna and connecting the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian coast. State Highway nr.69 links Florence with Arezzo. State Highway nr.71 from Arezzo to Viterbo. State Highway nr.222 from Florence to Rome taking in Siena. State Highway nr.223 from Siena to Grosseto. State Highway nr. from Bologna to Florence.
Railway
Two national railway routes covering Tuscany: Milan-Rome and Florence-Pisa. Pisa and Florence are the main arrival points for trains from Europe, but there are also other minor lines providing frequent connections between all bigger towns in the Tuscany area.
Traveling by Bus Florence is connected by bus with the most major European capitals. If there is no direct train link to towns and countryside, then is much quicker and cheaper to use bus. Bus station is usually situated near city train station.
All the islands in the Tuscany archipelago area well connected. The main ports are Livorno, Pionbino and Porto Santo Stefano. During the summer season services operate more frequently.
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