Pisa and Florence (by high-speed train)

from 225,00€

Spend your day touring Florence and Pisa!

Begin your day early with pick-up at your hotel at approx. 06:00 a.m. and transfer to the railway station, where our assistant gives you the train tickets and all the information.

  • At 06:25 a.m., departure to Florence with arrival at Santa Maria Novella Railway Station at 07:46 a.m..
  • At 08:30 a.m., you start a three-hour tour of the city, which includes: Piazzale Michelangelo, famous for its panoramic view of Florence, the Domo Square, the Giotto’s Bell Tower, the Baptistery, Santa Maria’s del Fiore Cathedral with the famous Dome by Brunelleschi and the Academy Gallery to admire, among others, the original David by Michelangelo.
  • Free time at your disposal
  • At 02:45 p.m., departure by bus to Pisa, where your guide takes you to the famous Piazza dei Miracoli and shows you the precious interiors of the Cathedral, a masterpiece of Romanesque art. Once outside, you can admire the Baptistery, the Monumental Graveyard, and the world-famous Leaning Tower.
  • Return to Florence and at 09:05 p.m., departure back to Rome (please be at the Station in time so you don’t miss the train as the ticket is not refundable)
  • Arrival at the railway station in Rome at 10:45 p.m. End of services, drop-off at hotels is not included. You can return to your hotel by subway or by taxi, both available at the railway station.)
What is included in this tour?
  • Asistencia en las estaciones de tren de Roma y Florencia
  • Billete de tren de alta velocidad
  • Entrada prioritaria (sin colas) a la Galería de la Academia
  • Tours guiados por Pisa y Florencia
Whats not included in this tour.
  • Round trip transportation by high-speed train
  • Assistance at the railway station in Rome
  • Skip-the-line entrance tickets to the Academy Gallery, admission fee to the Cathedral in Pisa
  • Guided tour of Pisa, guided tour of Florence
  • Free pick-up service from centrally located hotels
  • Does not include: Lunch
  1. Rome Start of the tour

    Departure to Florence at 6:30 in the morning

  2. Florence Firenze

    Florence was the capital of Italy between 1865 and 1871, during the Italian Unification. In the Middle Ages it was an important cultural, economic and financial center. He knew his time of greatest splendor after the establishment of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, under the rule of the ”Medici” dynasty.

    Florence is the urban center where the Renaissance artistic movement originated in the second half of the 14th century, and it is considered one of the world’s cradles of art and architecture as well as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Its historic center was declared a World Heritage Site, and features medieval and Renaissance works such as the dome of Santa María del Fiore, the Ponte Vecchio, the Basilica of Santa Cruz, the Palazzo Vecchio and museums such as the Uffizi, the Bargello or the Gallery of the Academy, which welcomes Michelangelo’s David.

  3. Pisa La Cuna de Galileo

    Among the most important monuments of the city is the cathedral, built in marble between 1064 and 1118, in Pisan Romanesque style, with its bronze portal by Bonanno Pisano and the pulpit by Giovanni Pisano. Next to the cathedral is the striking leaning tower, from the 12th century, with a height of 58.36 meters, which suffered its characteristic inclination immediately after its construction began.

    Due to the nature of the terrain, there are two other leaning towers in Pisa: the bell tower of the church of San Nicola, and the bell tower of the church of San Michele degli Scalzi.

    The reason that such a number of buildings, especially the tall and slender ones such as the bell towers, are tilted, is the swampy nature of the land on which the city is located, which in many cases yields and settles with the weight of these buildings.

  4. Rome End of our services

    End of our services (22:45 hours)

Ponte Vecchio (Florencia)

Se cree que fue un puente construido inicialmente en madera por los romanos,​ poco después de la fundación de Florencia. A lo largo de su historia, ha sufrido diversas reconstrucciones. Desde siempre ha contenido distintas tiendas (principalmente joyerías) y gran actividad comercial; según la leyenda porque en el puente se estaba exento de tasas e impuestos. Se cree además que el término "Bancarrota" se originó en este puente, debido a que cuando un vendedor no podía pagar sus deudas, su mesa o puesto para la venta, era rota por los soldados: banco+rotto = bancarrota. Al no disponer de una mesa el comerciante ya no podía vender sus mercancías.

Plaza de los Milagros (Pisa)

La torre comenzó a inclinarse tan pronto como se inició su construcción en agosto de 1173. Su altura es de 55,7 metros desde la base, su peso se estima en 14 700 toneladas y la inclinación de unos 4°. La escalera interna en espiral tiene 294 escalones. Está considerada, junto a la catedral de la que forma parte, una de las joyas del arte románico.