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The must-see day trip from Florence to Pisa

While Pisa is world-famous for its iconic Leaning Tower, it is also home to several charming streets, scenic views, and other notable landmarks. A compact and walkable city, you can cover the Tuscan city’s highlights in a few hours. Averaging 1.5 hours of travel time by train, car or bus, join us as we unveil the best day trip options in Pisa, complete with essential information and insider tips for a memorable time!

Why go on a Florence to Pisa day trip

Things to know before booking a Florence to Pisa day trip

  • With round-trip transfers, a Tuscan lunch, and attraction tickets often included, guided tours eliminate the stress of managing the logistics in an unknown location, allowing you to focus on enjoying your trip.
  • For a two-way train journey and travel within the city, you can expect to spend around €30 to €60 for Florence to Pisa. Our tour bundles these costs and saves you from navigating local transport regulations and train schedules, as well as buying tickets at different stops. 
  • The famous Leaning Tower, located in Piazza dei Miracoli, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that also includes the Cathedral, Baptistery, and Camposanto Monumentale. Some tours incorporate spending leisure time at this Piazza to soak in Pisa’s history and culture. 
  • Many variants of the guided tours to Pisa include stops at San Gimignano, Siena & Chianti to explore the urban beauty of Tuscany’s historical towns as well as the serenity of its rural landscapes in just one day at great prices.
  • At a minimal cost, some tours include guided tours of the Siena Cathedral and City Centrewith entry tickets.
  • Our day trips cater to diverse groups, as you can choose to take the tours in English, Spanish, Italian, or French. This can help you absorb local customs, traditions, and historical contexts in ways that resonate more personally.
  • Ranging from 6 to 14 hours, these day trips will take you around in a comfortable air-conditioned Wi-Fi coach/bus with a structured itinerary to maximize your experience.
  • You can upgrade to a hearty lunch with the finest wines in the medieval town of San Gimignano. Some tours can also arrange a vegetarian option and accommodate other dietary requirements upon request.
  • It is important to note that the wine tasting experience is restricted to guests under 18 years of age
  • While these day trips are family-friendly, please keep in mind that prams or wheelchairs cannot access them. They also involve a lot of walking and climbing stairs, so remember to plan accordingly.

Booking guide: Florence to Pisa day trip

ExperienceMeeting pointDurationAssistance available inGuideRound-trip TransfersLunchWine-tastingOptional Guided Tour

€39 onwards

€65 onwards

€78 onwards

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Best time to take a Florence to Pisa day trip

Spring (April to June) and Fall (September to October) are an ideal time to take a day trip from Florence to Pisa, when the crowds thin out and the weather is more pleasant. If you’re visiting during Summer (July to August), aim to arrive early (before 10 am) or in the evening (post 4 pm), preferably on a weekday.

Climate considerations: 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F) during Spring and Fall; 30°C to 35°C (86°F to 95°F) during Summer

Frequently asked questions about Florence to Pisa day trips

These trips can last for 6-14 hours, but remember that you will get to cover over 3 UNESCO Heritage gems in just one day, with ample breaks to refuel and explore on your own in-between. Wear comfortable shoes and carry jackets as per the season’s requirements when you’re visiting.