Rome · PISA DAY TRIPS FROM ROME
The 7 best pisa day trips from rome you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
This 14-hour Amigo Tours trip takes you by air-conditioned bus from Rome to Pisa and Florence. Expect bilingual guidance, free time at major sights, optional Florence audio, and a long day with about four hours on the road each way.
“It was a nice trip. Our guide Titsiano was very friendly, helpful and cooperative. Great experience.”
Travel from Rome in an air-conditioned minivan with hotel pickup, stopping at Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli before Florence’s Accademia Gallery, Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazzale Michelangelo. Guides such as Nariman, Malak, Anna, and Elizabeth are praised for history, photos, and personal care.
“Amazing tour. Our driver and our guide were very nice. Our guide was very knowledgeable. Would definitely try to get more time in Florence after this tour!”
Travel from Rome by van to Florence and Pisa, with a Florence guide and time for the San Lorenzo market, Ponte Vecchio, Duomo, and Piazza della Signoria. Past guides have included Felice, Giacinta, Anita, Anis, and Dipora. Hotel pickup is available within Rome’s Aurelian Walls.
“Florence and Pisa are very beautiful, in my opinion it was definitely worth the drive to see and experience the sights.”
Travel from Rome to Florence and Pisa in one packed day, with central hotel pickup, second-class train tickets, a Florence walking guide, and free time at major sights. Expect about two hours in Florence and a brief stop in Pisa, where the Leaning Tower is viewed from outside.
“Elisa is an excellent tour guide, very friendly and very knowledgeable on the history. 5 star experience and we will be back.”
Travel from Rome to Pisa and Florence in an air-conditioned minivan with a tour assistant throughout. Visit Pisa’s Baptistery and cathedral, then see Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia Gallery and tour Florence with an official guide. Hotel pickup inside Rome’s Aurelian Walls is included.
“Giuseppe (our tour guide) and Alessandro (our driver) did an exceptional job with our all-day tour. They were very prompt in picking us up in the morning and were very friendly and professional while escorting us to all of our stops in Pisa and then Florence. They were knowledgeable and had useful insights about the places we visited. I highly recommend using them.”
Travel from Rome through the Arno Valley to Florence and Pisa by comfortable van, with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. Visit the Accademia, see Michelangelo’s David, admire Florence’s Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, then walk around Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli. Entry tickets and lunch cost extra.
“It seemed good to me, however it should include the return to the starting point. Although the very friendly driver offered to return us, since it is not appropriate to be at the mercy of someone who would arbitrarily put a price on the return. Anticipating that, we bought train tickets to return on our own. The Van in which we travel comfortable, clean and new. The driver very friendly. We made a rest stop between Rome and Florence at a tourist inn to be able to go to the bathroom and have a drink.”
Travel from Rome to Florence and Pisa in a small group of up to six. Your driver-guide, possibly Felice, handles hotel pickup, transport, and local commentary. You’ll see Florence Cathedral and Ponte Vecchio, then spend about an hour at Pisa’s Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli.
“Not very well, first they wanted to change the day due to illness of the interpreter (we speak Spanish) I told them that it was impossible due to other commitments - They picked us up later than the scheduled time at the hotel and took us in a car with the very kind driver who barely spoke Spanish. When we arrived in Florence they told us that if we did the tour alone and on our own (which we accepted) they would REFUND us €50.- of the amount of the service already paid in advance - SUCH REFUND HAS NOT HAPPENED TODAY and they did not communicate with us either),…”
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