Highlights
- 3-day Florence and Pisa tour from Rome
- Scenic drives through the Tuscan countryside
- Guided city tour of Florence
- Michelangelo's David at the Accademia
- Free time to explore Florence
- Leaning Tower of Pisa
- 2 nights' accommodation and meals
- Professionally guided tour
Useful Information
3-Day Italy Trip: Florence and Pisa
Itinerary
Day 1: Rome and Florence (L)
Departing from Rome, you'll travel through the rolling hills of Tuscany enroute to Florence. Your city tour of Florence includes views the Duomo, the third Pietà by Michelangelo, the Baptistry with its Golden Bronze Doors by Ghiberti and Giotto's Belfry. Next, you will pass the Accademia Gallery featuring Michelangelo's famous statue of David before making your way to Piazza della Signoria. Stop for lunch in a local restaurant and spend the afternoon exploring Florence at your own leisure. Overnight stay in hotel.
Day 2: Florence, Pisa (B)
After breakfast in the hotel, this morning is free to discover more Florence highlights. After lunch meet up with your tour and depart for Pisa. On your arrival, view the famous Piazza dei Miracoli, the Dome, the Baptistery and the famed Leaning Tower. You will return to Florence for an overnight stay.
The visit to Pisa will be replaced with a visit to Siena and San Gimignano for guests traveling between November and February.
Day 3: Florence and Rome (B)
Free time in Florence after breakfast this morning. You will depart mid-afternoon from Florence to Rome. The tour includes hotel drop off and you will arrive in Rome at approximately 9:00pm.
Reviewed by Ivy L, December 2012
Valentina brought us to Florence. She was not as good as the other guides I had on my other trips. I wish there was more explanation about Florence. The local guide that brought us from Florence to Pisa and also the local guide at Pisa are very good. Recommend this trip, and if possible, stay longer.
Reviewed by Gabriela, May 2012
I traveled with my 80 year old mum to Florence and Pisa from Rome. The trip was very good, the guides were very clear and kind. The whole trip was perfect, on the first day the food in the restaurant was very good as well. I would have rated the trip as 5 stars, because everything was very good, however there was a lack of comunication when we arrived the hotel in florence, I did not know where to take the coach to go to Pisa the next day and nobody knew at the hotel, eventhough the guide told me that I was going to get my itinerary at the hotel. So I had to call Viator to get the information. Then when we came back from Pisa, I had to call again to know where to go the next day to go back to Rome. I would suggest that Viator should have prepared an itinerary and hand it to me on the first day, so I would know exactly what to do without stressing.
