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Florence Santa Maria Novella Station

Yes, the station is accessible to travelers with reduced mobility. The station has elevators and ramps providing access to all levels.

And if you require special assistance service, you can use the assistance provided by SalaBlu, located next to Platform 1.

Here are some of the services available at Santa Maria Novella station:

• ATM machines: ATMs are on the station's ground floor and platform 5.
• The ticket office (biglietteria) is situated in the main building.
• Self-service ticket machines can be found in the station.
• Various eateries include Mcdonald's (situated on the concourse) and bars (on the concourse and along platform 16).
• Trenitalia lounge (for Executive class & Business Salottino passengers on its Frecciarossa trains), situated in the main building near the ticket office.

Here are some of the shops available in Santa Maria Novella station:

• Victoria’s Secret
• Sephora
• Feltrinelli bookstore
• Relay
• Apple Store
• TIM
• Freccia Alata
• L’Occitane en Provence
• United Colors of Benetton

Yes. Travelers can find a ticket office on the station's ground floor (main building), opening daily from 6 AM to 9 PM.

No, there is no direct train from the railway station to Florence airport. However, travelers can take the bus from the Leopolda Gabbuggiani bus stop and exit at Viale Giovanni Luder.

Or, travelers can opt for the tram T2 from Alamanni-Stazione stop and exit at Guidoni.

You can park your car at The Florence Station Garage (Garage Italia), located right next to the train station. It is open 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Here are some of the ways to get to downtown Florence from Santa Maria Novella station:

• Tram: Walk 10 minutes to Alamanni - Stazione and take tram line T2 (direction Aeroporto). Exit at Rosselli station.
• Walk: downtown Florence is within walking distance from Santa Maria Novella station. On average, it will take you 10 minutes to reach downtown Florence.

Yes, Santa Maria Novella station is served by public transport. Here are some of the options for getting to and from the station:

• Bus lines: 23B, 6A, 6B, 7, C1. The bus station is located just outside of the station.
• Tram lines: T1 and T2 lines. The Tram station is located within walking distance from Florence Santa Maria Novella.
• Train line R (Foligno)

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Located in Piazza del Stazione, Florence Santa Maria Novella station (Firenze Santa Maria Novella) is Florence’s central railway station and has a rich history. The station hosts over 59 million travelers annually and is considered one of Italy's busiest train stations. It first opened to the public in 1848 and was known as Maria Antonia (named after Princess Maria Antonia of the Two Sicilles). However, after the unification of Italy, the station's name was changed. Santa Maria Novella was renamed in honor of the nearby church of the same name.

Later in 1932, the Santa Maria Novella station was designed by a group of architects known as the Gruppo Toscana. Then, between 1932 and 1934, the station was rebuilt. The building's plan looks like the symbol of Benito Mussolini's National Fascist Party, but the pre-existing station forced that shape.

Today, Santa Maria Novella station serves regional trains connecting to other cities, such as Livorno, Lucca and Viareggio, and Faenza.