Direct Flights from Copenhagen to Florence This Winter with SAS

Looking for a smooth and direct way to reach Tuscany this winter? Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has just announced direct flights from Copenhagen to Florence, making it easier than ever to discover the beauty of the Renaissance capital during the off-season. Whether you’re planning a cultural getaway, a romantic escape, or a food-filled adventure, this new route offers a convenient gateway to the heart of Italy.

Direct Flights from Copenhagen to Florence

As part of its winter 2025/2026 schedule, SAS will operate three weekly flights between Copenhagen (CPH) and Florence (FLR). This new route is ideal for anyone looking to explore Tuscany with minimal connections, especially during a season when many airlines reduce their schedules.

Florence in winter is magical: the crowds are gone, the light is soft, and museums, churches, and trattorias feel more intimate. From Florence, it’s easy to plan day trips to Siena, Pisa, and the Chianti countryside — or even head to the Tuscan coast.

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Part of a Broader Winter Expansion

The Florence route is just one highlight in SAS’s ambitious winter network expansion. The airline is adding six new destinations from Copenhagen, including Vienna, Tel Aviv, Marrakech, Madeira, Fuerteventura, and Kittilä in Finnish Lapland. These routes, along with 22 seasonal connections that continue from summer, will give travelers more flexibility and more ways to explore Europe — even in the colder months.

Flights to Florence will be operated with modern Airbus A320neo aircraft, offering better fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.

Why Visit Florence in the Off-Season?

Winter is one of the best times to experience Florence like a local. You can wander through the Uffizi without the crowds, enjoy hearty Tuscan meals in cozy osterias, and stroll along the Arno wrapped in a scarf — no sweating required.

From fashion sales in January to uncrowded viewpoints at Piazzale Michelangelo, this is a side of Florence most tourists never see. And now, thanks to SAS’s new direct connection from Scandinavia, it’s easier than ever to get there.