Discover Pisa on a half-day trip from Florence, and skip the lines at the Leaning Tower of Pisa! This comprehensive trip includes a walking tour of Pisa's Cathedral Square, a visit inside Duomo di Pisa and a skip-the-line ticket to the Leaning Tower of Pisa so you can avoid the entrance queues. Head up the 294-step staircase for incredible views from this iconic landmark - one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Highlights
- Half-day trip to Pisa from Florence
- Enjoy a walking tour of Cathedral Square and see top Pisa attractions
- Explore Duomo di Pisa with your expert guide
- Skip the lines at the Leaning Tower of Pisa with your priority-access ticket
- Walk up the tower and take incredible photos from the top
- Transport by luxury, air-conditioned coach
Useful Information
Pisa Baptistry in Cathedral Square
Meet your guide in Florence and depart by air-conditioned coach to the charming city of Pisa, roughly an hour away. Famously home to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, this delightfully small Tuscan city boasts architectural delights galore. While traveling, your guide will explain its charms and talk about the attractions you’ll see during the day.
The stop in Pisa is at the must-see Cathedral Square, where four of the Pisa’s top attractions are found: Duomo di Pisa (Pisa Cathedral ), the Baptistry, Campo Santo and the city’s undeniable showstopper – the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
On a leisurely walking tour of the square with your guide, you’ll have the chance to take close-up photos of these monuments and ask as many questions as you want. Head inside Duomo di Pisa and see why so many consider the cathedral a Romanesque masterpiece. Your guide will point out intriguing mosaics and show you the hand-carved pulpit -- a classic medieval sculpture.
After leaving the cathedral you’ll have roughly an hour to spend at leisure in Pisa, so take the time to grab a snack (own expense) or simply stroll around, admiring the architecture. The next part of your tour involves climbing up the Leaning Tower of Pisa, so it’s a great opportunity to rest and re-fuel!
After meeting back up with your guide, head past the Leaning Tower of Pisa's long entrance lines with your skip-the-line ticket. Walk up its 294-step spiral staircase to enjoy unforgettable views from the top! Should you simply have no head for heights, or have walking difficulties or aversion to enclosed spaces, the climb isn’t recommended. Use the time instead to relax at leisure in Cathedral Square. Otherwise, the tower sure to be the highlight of your trip to Pisa, and the perfect activity before your relaxing journey back to Florence.
The stop in Pisa is at the must-see Cathedral Square, where four of the Pisa’s top attractions are found: Duomo di Pisa (Pisa Cathedral ), the Baptistry, Campo Santo and the city’s undeniable showstopper – the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
On a leisurely walking tour of the square with your guide, you’ll have the chance to take close-up photos of these monuments and ask as many questions as you want. Head inside Duomo di Pisa and see why so many consider the cathedral a Romanesque masterpiece. Your guide will point out intriguing mosaics and show you the hand-carved pulpit -- a classic medieval sculpture.
After leaving the cathedral you’ll have roughly an hour to spend at leisure in Pisa, so take the time to grab a snack (own expense) or simply stroll around, admiring the architecture. The next part of your tour involves climbing up the Leaning Tower of Pisa, so it’s a great opportunity to rest and re-fuel!
After meeting back up with your guide, head past the Leaning Tower of Pisa's long entrance lines with your skip-the-line ticket. Walk up its 294-step spiral staircase to enjoy unforgettable views from the top! Should you simply have no head for heights, or have walking difficulties or aversion to enclosed spaces, the climb isn’t recommended. Use the time instead to relax at leisure in Cathedral Square. Otherwise, the tower sure to be the highlight of your trip to Pisa, and the perfect activity before your relaxing journey back to Florence.
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