Day Trips & Excursions in Pisa

Enjoy a private tour with private driver at disposal for 9 hours from the pick up to the drop off at Livorno Cruise port. Two main cities of Tuscany are included in your day: Florence and Pisa. In Florence a private guide for 3.5 hours is just for your family. You will visit the main highlights of the city including the Academy Museum. In Pisa you will have free time to stroll in the city. You can also decide to climb the tower (kids up to 7 years old are not allowed to climb).

Discover Pisa and the picturesque Cinque Terre on this day trip departing from Florence. Snap a photo with the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa before heading to the coast to see the seaside villages of the Italian Riviera. There, travel through the pink- and yellow-hued towns of the Cinque Terre, a World Heritage Site. Explore the beaches, try the local cuisine (own expense) and wander the charming cobblestone streets. This excursion is open to travelers between 18 and 45 years old, and includes your train transportation.

Visit two of the most popular day trip destinations from Florence in one tour with this small-group trip to the Cinque Terre and leaning tower of Pisa. Enjoy a boat ride on the enchanted coastline of the Cinque Terre, then choose between a hike or train trip to another village. Stop in Pisa on the way back to Florence to see the famous leaning tower.

The landscapes of San Gimignano and Chianti are not to be missed, and neither are the fine wines, oils, and vinegars. But it can take hours to get out into the Tuscan countryside on a bus or train. Leave the hassle behind, and join an intimate small group tour. Enjoy a day of wine tasting and a light lunch, then head back to Florence to explore the beautiful Palazzo Vecchio.

Pisa and Lucca are two of Tuscany's most impressive cities, but visiting on a group tour often means limited time for sightseeing. This private full-day tour from Florence offers ample time to explore independently, so you can check off famous attractions such as the Leaning Tower and Lucca Cathedral.

While visiting Florence, don't miss two highlights of the Tuscan countryside: Siena and San Gimignano. You'll have the attention of a private guide while you're introduced to medieval castles and cathedrals. Enjoy skip-the-line admission, personalized commentary, and private transport. First, walk around the town that birthed famous artists, then taste wine while you admire the views.

Explore the white-marbled monuments of Pisa's Piazza dei Miracoli on a comprehensive 2-hour walking tour. Enjoy skip-the-line admission ticket to the Cathedral, Baptistery and Camposanto and learn about their rich history and architecture from your guide. This tour goes beyond Pisa's famous "Leaning Tower" to explore the entire cathedral complex and discuss the history of the city.

Leave Florence for a private tour of the Tuscan hills, and visit the UNESCO-listed Leaning Tower of Pisa, San Gimignano, and the Chianti wine region. With your own private guide, you'll enjoy an attentive experience that packed with commentary and ample time for questions. Stop for photos by the iconic tower, enjoy free time to explore San Gimignano, and perhaps stop at a Chianti winery for lunch and wine tasting. Food and entrance fees through the day are at your own expense.

Visit two of the most picturesque towns in Tuscany and taste authentic Chianti wine on this private day trip from Florence. Travel through a landscape of rolling hills, olive groves, and ancient villas on the way to Siena, known for its remarkable cathedral and the famous Palio horse race. After a delicious Tuscan lunch and wine tasting at a hand-picked estate, continue on to the medieval hilltop village of San Gimignano, where more than a dozen surviving towers stand sentinel over the beautiful countryside below.

The leaning tower of Pisa is one of the most memorable sights in Europe and one of the seven medieval wonders of the world.During the tour your personal guide will tell you the secrets of the whole square called "Field of Miracles" and you will learn why Galileo Galilei is linked to those monuments"¦