Fly from Abu Dhabi to Florence with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Florence with Etihad and swap golden beaches for romantic Renaissance architecture in Italy.
A trip to picturesque Florence is a real treat for the senses. Admire awe-inspiring architecture like the terracotta dome of the Duomo and the medieval Cathedral of Santa Maria, before tucking into a mouth-watering succulent Florentine steak. Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Florence and discover the beauty of Tuscany’s historic capital.
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Florence: FAQs
What food is Florence known for?
Pack your appetite when you fly to Florence, this Italian city is well-known for its love affair with food. Don’t miss rich dishes like Pappardelle al Cinghiale, which combines freshly made pasta with a hearty ragu. You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to dessert too – keep cool with creamy pistachio gelato or try a traditional Schiacciata Fiorentina, a light sponge cake, often flavoured with orange and dusted with powdered sugar.
Is Florence easy to get around?
The historical centre of Florence is compact and easy to explore by foot. Most of the major sites, like the Uffizi Gallery and Museo di San Marco, are within easy walking distance of each other. You can also choose to rent a bicycle, with kiosks outside the Stazione di Santa Maria Novella and dotted throughout the city.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Florence
Explore world-class art galleries
Art fans who love visiting the Louvre Abu Dhabi should head straight to the Uffizi Gallery while in Florence. First constructed in the 1500s, this distinctive U-shaped gallery is home to the largest collection of Renaissance art in the world. Don’t miss famous works, such as Botticelli’s Venus and Medusa by Caravaggio. Spend a day wandering the airy hallways and soak up celebrated masterpieces from between the Middle Ages to the Modern period.
Visit iconic landmarks
Just as Abu Dhabi is peppered with landmarks to explore, Florence is known for its historic sites. Start at the David sculpture at the Accademia Gallery, created by famous sculptor Michelangelo between 1501 and 1504. Next, make your way to Ponte Vecchio, a medieval bridge that arcs over the Arno River. Pop into the variety of shops built into this amazing structure, from butchers to jewellery boutiques.