Getting around from Rifredi
Tram T1 climbs from Statuto to Careggi and runs to Santa Maria Novella and Scandicci; on weekday daytimes it runs every 4–5 minutes. Rifredi station is served by regional trains, which within the city can also be used with Autolinee Toscane urban tickets.
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Tram T1
After Santa Maria Novella station, Fortezza and Strozzi – Fallaci, T1 calls at Statuto, Muratori – Stazione Statuto, Leopoldo, Poggetto, Vittorio Emanuele II and Morgagni – Università to the Careggi – Ospedale terminus; in the opposite direction it also stops at Dalmazia and Pisacane. From Monday to Thursday, between 6:30 and 20:30, trams run every 4–5 minutes; on Fridays and Saturdays service continues past 1:30 a.m.
According to the Regione Toscana, the whole of T1, from Villa Costanza to Careggi, is about 11.5 km long with 26 stops and takes about 40 minutes; the Careggi – Santa Maria Novella section has been in service since 16 July 2018 and an extension towards the Meyer children's hospital is at the feasibility-study stage.
Train and bus
Firenze Rifredi station has nine passenger tracks, a bus stop, bike sharing and car sharing; RFI lists no lifts for access to the platforms. Autolinee Toscane states that Florence urban tickets are also valid on regional trains between the city stations, including Rifredi, Statuto, Santa Maria Novella, Castello and Campo Marte, except for tickets bought with Tip Tap on board.
Autolinee Toscane line 2 to Calenzano starts from the piazza Dalmazia tram stop.
Sources
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Reviewed: 10/23/2026 · by piero.avolio · rev. 1 · Period: → 2027-04-13
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