11 Attractions to Visit
The Pisa and Pizza Program
Starts from
Florence
Transportation
By Car
Guidance
Self-Guided
Attractions
11
Duration
11 Hours
Length
61 km
Guide details
Starts from
Florence
Transportation
By Car
Guidance
Self-Guided
Duration
11 Hours
Length
61 km
Price
Created By:
Jon Glavinas
Travel Expert
Highlights
- See the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa from just a few metres away.
- Walk along the Arno River and fall in love with the mix of Italian buildings and the calm water.
- Enjoy some of Italy's best pizza and gelato in between exploring the city.
Grab your keys and drive just over an hour to reach Pisa from Florence. You'll get a chance to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa up close, take some hilarious snaps and even climb the tower. You'll also explore some of the lesser-known but equally stunning buildings and cathedrals in Pisa.
In between adventuring around town, stop in at a local favourite pizzeria that mixes a range of toppings on mouth-watering crusts. After lunch, you can take a long walk absorbing the town and its mix of beautiful buildings, lively atmosphere and calming river. You'll also squeeze in some gelato before grabbing a drink before an authentic dinner and heading back to Florence after a nourishing and enriching day or adventure.
In between adventuring around town, stop in at a local favourite pizzeria that mixes a range of toppings on mouth-watering crusts. After lunch, you can take a long walk absorbing the town and its mix of beautiful buildings, lively atmosphere and calming river. You'll also squeeze in some gelato before grabbing a drink before an authentic dinner and heading back to Florence after a nourishing and enriching day or adventure.
Grab your keys and drive just over an hour to reach Pisa from Florence. You'll get a chance to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa up close, take some hilarious snaps and even climb the tower. You'll also explore some of the lesser-known but equally stunning buildings and cathedrals in Pisa.
In between adventuring around town, stop in at a local favourite pizzeria that mixes a range of toppings on mouth-watering crusts. After lunch, you can take a long walk absorbing the town and its mix of beautiful buildings, lively atmosphere and calming river. You'll also squeeze in some gelato before grabbing a drink before an authentic dinner and heading back to Florence after a nourishing and enriching day or adventure.
In between adventuring around town, stop in at a local favourite pizzeria that mixes a range of toppings on mouth-watering crusts. After lunch, you can take a long walk absorbing the town and its mix of beautiful buildings, lively atmosphere and calming river. You'll also squeeze in some gelato before grabbing a drink before an authentic dinner and heading back to Florence after a nourishing and enriching day or adventure.
Jon Glavinas
Travel Expert
- See the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa from just a few metres away.
- Walk along the Arno River and fall in love with the mix of Italian buildings and the calm water.
- Enjoy some of Italy's best pizza and gelato in between exploring the city.
11 Attractions to Visit
Day 1
61 km4 km
A Picturesque Day of Pisa and Pizza
A little over an hour away from Florence lies a little Italian town, known for a quirky building that I'm sure you've heard of before - the leaning tower of Pisa. While this beautiful building really has to be seen to be believed, Pisa also offers a great day out for its amazing food and sights you'll get to experience on this trip.
Day Itinerary
09:305 min
Car Park
Parking
Open Details
There are so many wonderful towns to explore in Tuscany, and luckily San Miniato is positioned on the path to Pisa. Park at Belvedere car park for some top-notch views of the landscape from the height of the hilltop town.
715 m15 min
09:5015 min
Diocese of San Miniato
Church
Open Details
A walk around the Diocese of San Miniato is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Set in the rolling hills of Tuscany, the town and its surroundings are a unique blend of past and present, tradition and modernity. Take a stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets, and you’ll be surrounded by stunning historic architecture that provides a glimpse into Italy’s past.