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1, 2 and 3 days in Florence: a computed itinerary

How many days in Florence? Wikidata's open snapshot records 21 notable attractions within 40 km of the center, and this itinerary spreads the 12 most famous over 3 days by pure geometry: Uffizi Gallery anchors day 1 with an article in 73 languages, and each following day starts at the most famous one left. The 3 blocks add up to 13.3 km in straight lines between stops.

Summary: how many days in Florence

DayAnchor (most famous of the block)StopsCombined path
1Uffizi Gallery40.6 km
2Palazzo Pitti41.2 km
3Basilica of Santa Croce411.5 km

The page is cumulative: 1 day in Florence covers up to the Uffizi Gallery block; 2 days in Florence covers up to the Palazzo Pitti block; 3 days in Florence covers up to the Basilica of Santa Croce block.

Day 1: Uffizi Gallery

4 stops, 0.6 km combined between them in a straight line.

#AttractionTypeFrom previous (straight line)From centerUNESCO
1Uffizi GalleryMuseumstarting point1.4 km-
2Palazzo VecchioMuseum0.1 km1.3 km-
3Bargello National MuseumMuseum0.2 km1.4 km-
4Florence CathedralMuseum0.3 km1.1 km-

Day 2: Palazzo Pitti

4 stops, 1.2 km combined between them in a straight line.

#AttractionTypeFrom previous (straight line)From centerUNESCO
1Palazzo PittiMuseumstarting point1.6 km-
2Boboli GardensMuseum0.0 km1.6 km-
3Ponte VecchioWorld Heritage Site0.4 km1.4 kmYes
4Basilica of Santa Maria NovellaMuseum0.8 km0.6 km-

Day 3: Basilica of Santa Croce

4 stops, 11.5 km combined between them in a straight line.

#AttractionTypeFrom previous (straight line)From centerUNESCO
1Basilica of Santa CroceMuseumstarting point1.8 km-
2Galleria dell'AccademiaMuseum1.0 km1.0 km-
3Basilica of San LorenzoMuseum0.5 km0.8 km-
4Medici Villas and Gardens in TuscanyWorld Heritage Site10.0 km9.9 kmYes

What the data says about Florence

The snapshot records 21 notable attractions within 40 km of the center of Florence (43.7792 N, 11.2463 E), in Italy: 18 recorded as museums, 0 as monuments and 3 carrying a UNESCO World Heritage designation. The most famous of the set is Uffizi Gallery, with a page in 73 Wikimedia project languages, followed by Florence Cathedral (70). The itinerary takes the top 12 of that ranking; the longest day adds up to 11.5 km between stops and the shortest to 0.6 km. Florence has 367,150 inhabitants in the GeoNames register.

Arriving by air

The closest airport with scheduled service to the center of Florence, per the open OurAirports register, is Florence Airport, Peretola (FLR), classed as a large airport, 4.8 km from the center in a straight line.

How this itinerary was computed

Assembly rule in Florence: the 21 attractions within the 40 km radius are ranked by documented notability on Wikidata (how many languages carry an article about the place) and grouped by a greedy algorithm: each day opens at the most famous one still outside the itinerary (Uffizi Gallery for day 1 in Florence) and picks up, one by one, the nearest to the last stop, up to 4 per day. The 9 tabled hops add up to 13.3 km, always in straight lines (haversine formula): street routes run longer. The best season to visit Florence is not here because it cannot be computed from these sources, and this site does not make up guidebook opinions.

Sources: Wikidata (CC0, snapshot of 2026-07-09) for attractions and notability; GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) for the center and population of Florence; OurAirports (public domain) for airports.

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