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Florence's local bus network is run by Autolinee Toscane, which took over from ATAF in November 2021 - though plenty of locals and older references still call it "ATAF" out of habit. We have a Florence Bus route map, and a city center electric minibus map.
This page previously described ATAF, which stopped operating Florence's buses on October 31, 2021. Below is current information on Autolinee ... read more.
Autolinee Toscane, the company that runs Florence's local buses, publishes an official network map covering all urban lines - current as of 2026.
The four electric minibus lines that circulate inside the pedestrianized center - C1, C2, C3, and C4 - are on this network map too, but at this scale they're hard to follow. For those specifically, see our interactive C1-C4 minibus map, with the full ro... read more.
In November of 2021 Autolinee Toscane became the single operator for all local and regional bus services in Florence and Tuscany, absorbing what used to be separate companies for each area - ATAF (Florence), SITA/Busitalia, CAP (Prato), Lazzi (Arezzo, Lucca, Montecatini Terme, Prato, Viareggio), PiùBus, and others. There's no longer a reason to look for those individual companies by name; everythi... read more.
I just stumbled across what at first appeared to be a very useful web page called "Destination Tuscany" from AUTOLINEE TOSCANE S.p.A. Unfortunately, most of the links on the page are broken or link to out of date information. Below are some tips with links to the actual information and other pertinent edits:
Arrivals & Departures
To reach Florence from Peretola Airport, use the T2 tram line ... read more.
Florence's tram system is modern, frequent, and genuinely useful - especially if you're flying into Peretola, where the T2 line is the cheapest and usually the fastest way into town. The trams won't carry you past the Duomo; nothing on rails enters the pedestrianized historic center, where a fleet of small electric minibuses does that job instead. What the Tramvia does well is get you to the edge ... read more.
This information is out of date! SITA (short for "Busitalia"), stopped being the bus service in Florence, Italy on October 31, 2021. Management of Florence's bus service was shifted to Autolinee Toscane, which is in charge of bus services throughout Tuscany. Busitalia has service in Umbria, Venento, and Campania, and it looks like they have one route left in Tuscany - The Mall Bus. The airport se... read more.
Buses & Trams
Florence's bus network is operated by Autolinee Toscane, which took over from ATAF in November 2021. Here's what you need to know to get around by bus and tram - fares, tickets, routes, and the current network map.
ATAF - Local Florence Bus Company
Florence's local bus network is run by Autolinee Toscane, which took over from ATAF in November 2021 - though plenty of locals and older references still call it "ATAF" out of habit. We have a Florence Bus route map, and a city center electric minibus map.
This page previously described ATAF, which stopped operating Florence's buses on October 31, 2021. Below is current information on Autolinee ... read more. Florence Bus Route Map
Autolinee Toscane, the company that runs Florence's local buses, publishes an official network map covering all urban lines - current as of 2026.
The four electric minibus lines that circulate inside the pedestrianized center - C1, C2, C3, and C4 - are on this network map too, but at this scale they're hard to follow. For those specifically, see our interactive C1-C4 minibus map, with the full ro... read more. Florence Bus Station Map
In November of 2021 Autolinee Toscane became the single operator for all local and regional bus services in Florence and Tuscany, absorbing what used to be separate companies for each area - ATAF (Florence), SITA/Busitalia, CAP (Prato), Lazzi (Arezzo, Lucca, Montecatini Terme, Prato, Viareggio), PiùBus, and others. There's no longer a reason to look for those individual companies by name; everythi... read more. Florence Bus Tips
I just stumbled across what at first appeared to be a very useful web page called "Destination Tuscany" from AUTOLINEE TOSCANE S.p.A. Unfortunately, most of the links on the page are broken or link to out of date information. Below are some tips with links to the actual information and other pertinent edits:
Arrivals & Departures
To reach Florence from Peretola Airport, use the T2 tram line ... read more. Florence Tramvia: Tram Lines, Tickets & Airport Route
Florence's tram system is modern, frequent, and genuinely useful - especially if you're flying into Peretola, where the T2 line is the cheapest and usually the fastest way into town. The trams won't carry you past the Duomo; nothing on rails enters the pedestrianized historic center, where a fleet of small electric minibuses does that job instead. What the Tramvia does well is get you to the edge ... read more. SITA Bus Station, Florence
This information is out of date! SITA (short for "Busitalia"), stopped being the bus service in Florence, Italy on October 31, 2021. Management of Florence's bus service was shifted to Autolinee Toscane, which is in charge of bus services throughout Tuscany. Busitalia has service in Umbria, Venento, and Campania, and it looks like they have one route left in Tuscany - The Mall Bus. The airport se... read more. What's New?
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