Cheap flights to Tuscany
Flights to Tuscany in 2022
Flight route prices based on searches on Cheapflights within the last 3 days, monthly prices based on aggregated historical data.
| Popular in | January | High demand for flights, 11% potential price rise |
| Cheapest in | November | Best time to find cheap flights, 3% potential price drop |
| Average price | S$ 1,738 | Average for return flights in January 2022 |
| Return from | S$ 878 | From Singapore Changi to Florence Peretola |
Tuscany 2022 flight deals
Cheap flights to Tuscany found for this year
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Can I fly to Tuscany from Singapore right now?
Most visitors from Singapore will not be allowed to enter Tuscany.
COVID-19 testing requirements
Visitors from Singapore must present a negative RT-PCR (NAAT) or Antigen (quick-test) test taken 72 for RT-PCR (NAAT) and 24 Antigen (quick-test) hours before departing to Tuscany.
Quarantine requirements
Visitors from Singapore are not required to quarantine after entering Tuscany.
Documents
Health Pass For Public Activity - The Digital Green Certificate/Green Pass is required to access some locations and participate in certain social activities such as indoor seated dining at restaurants and bars, museums, exhibitions, cultural sites, sporting events, swimming pools, gyms, concerts, fairs, conferences, amusement parks, and other venues. The Digital COVID Certificate is also mandatory in most public transportation such as ships and ferries, InterCity and high-speed rail, buses, and coaches.
The EU Digital COVID Certificate and CDC “white cards" are accepted. Alternatively, travelers can provide a negative molecular COVID-19 PCR, certificate of recovery, or rapid antigen test result taken a maximum of 48 hours before entering a restaurant/museum, etc.
Certificates are accepted in Italian, English, Spanish, or French and can be both digital or in paper copy.
Passenger Locator Form - Travelers must fill in the digital Passenger Locator Form before travel. Travelers without digital devices can fill a paper form.
Sicily Registration Form - Travelers arriving at Palermo airport in Sicily are recommended to present a completed health declaration form prior to arrival. This form is only required for travelers entering Sicily.
Puglia Registration Form - Travelers arriving in Puglia must present a completed health declaration form prior to arrival. This form is only required for travelers entering the region of Puglia.
Can I fly back to Singapore from Tuscany?
COVID-19 testing requirements
Visitors from Tuscany must present a negative RT-PCR (NAAT) test taken 48 hours before departing to Singapore.
Quarantine requirements
Visitors from Tuscany are not required to quarantine after entering Singapore.
Medieval villages hidden behind towering cypresses and miles of emerald vineyards, Italy’s prized Toscana has remained virtually unchanged since the days of the Renaissance. And long before tourists became enraptured by it the region of Tuscany was home to many of Italy’s greatest artists including Michelangelo and Leonardo de Vinci.
Florence, the capital, is the first stop for travellers taking flights to Tuscany. Renowned for being the birthplace of the Renaissance, the city is a living art gallery with museums in every piazza and Baroque churches dotted throughout. Wine aficionados can drive to Chianti from Florence where the famous red wine is produced, then head south to Siena the home of the elegant Palazzo Pubblico, Tuscany’s tallest tower. Music aficionados should book a flight to Tuscany in summer when the international Siena Jazz festival is in full swing.
The lesser known, but equally as fascinating, other Tuscan cities are also well worth a visit. A short drive from Florence is the preserved city of Lucca. Nestled between olive groves and wineries the city was once an important stopover for pilgrims and crusaders travelling from the north of Europe. Arezzo, in the east, is where the famous inventor of modern musical notation Guido d’Arezzo was born. Every summer the city plays host to one of Italy’s most important events, a medieval jousting tournament – the Giostra del Saracino.
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Tuscany climate
The region of Tuscany has a temperate climate with warm, dry summers and cool winters. Spring is warm and dry with temperatures in the teens in April and May. July and August are the hottest months with temperatures are in the high 20s. September cools down to the low 20s, and December through February are usually about zero or just over it. Winter is also the rainy season, but it rarely snows.
When is the best time to fly to Tuscany?
Peak season:
July and August are the peak months of Tuscany’s high season which runs from April to mid-October. The evenings tend to be cool and provide relief from the heat and pollution.
Easter week is also a very busy time, and busloads of schoolchildren arrive from March to May to visit the museums and historical sights. If you’re planning on visiting during peak season, book Tuscany flights far in advance.
Off season:
The shoulder season is April to June and September and October. The weather is pleasant and there are fewer tourists.
December is cold and crisp, but the rest of the winter tends to be cold and damp.
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What is good to know if travelling to Tuscany?
- Head to Monte Argentario, which was once an island. Visit its two charming towns – Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano. For those looking to splurge you can charter a private yacht at the Cala Galera Marina in Porto Ercole or take a ferry to the island of Giglio.
- Wine connoisseurs can’t miss a trip to Montalcino home of Italy’s famous Brunello red wine. While there, stop by the 14th century fortress, Rocca, which has a wine bar where visitors can sample some vintage wine from the region.
- Outdoor enthusiasts should hike up to Fiesole, a small town that sits above the city of Florence. The town was made famous after a scene in the movie A Room with a View was shot there. Visit the Roman baths, Roman theatre, Palazzo Comunale and Il Duome which contains St. Romulus’s shrine.
- Fans of Frances Mayes’ books Under the Tuscan Sun and Bella Tuscany should visit the medieval town of Cortona where both books were set. Dubbed the “City of Art,” this small town has museums and palazzos that house fascinating Etruscan remains and 15th century Italian art.