FLR → BRI

Florence Duomo

If the flight departs towards the east, you will see Brunelleschi's dome and the historic center of Florence immediately after takeoff.

Mount Conero

A rare limestone cliff formation on the Adriatic coast near Ancona, offering bright white cliffs against turquoise water.

Tremiti Islands

Small, jagged islands located off the coast of Gargano, known for their crystal-clear waters and marine reserves.

Gargano Peninsula

The 'spur' of the Italian boot, covered in the ancient Foresta Umbra and surrounded by high limestone sea cliffs.

Trani Cathedral

As the plane descends towards Bari, look for the iconic Romanesque cathedral sitting right on the water's edge in Trani.

Chianti Vineyards

A sweeping view of the structured vineyards and olive groves of the Tuscan countryside shortly after leaving Florence.

Gran Sasso d'Italia

The highest peaks of the Apennines, often snow-capped until late spring, providing a rugged mountain backdrop.

Tavoliere delle Puglie

Italy's second largest plain, known for its golden wheat fields that stretch toward the horizon.

Bari Old Town

On final approach, this side often yields a better view of the dense, labyrinthine streets of Bari Vecchia and the Basilica of Saint Nicholas.