Italy · PISA TOURS
The 8 best pisa tours 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.
Climb Pisa’s famous leaning bell tower with a timed ticket, see the cathedral, and avoid the ticket-office queue for $28.
“would recommend doing Tower and cathedral which is outstanding breathtaking”
Climb Pisa’s Leaning Tower with timed entry, see the cathedral at your own pace, and enjoy sweeping views without waiting at the ticket office.
“Very easy to collect tickets and everything ran to time.”
Review the Pisa Cathedral, Baptistery, and optional Leaning Tower climb, with practical tips on timing, value, steps, dress, and museums.
“The tour was very fine. Our Guide Anastasia was perfect, she spoke very good English, she told us very interesting informations. I really appreciate this trip. We were satisfied ☺️”
See Pisa and Florence from Rome in one long day, with round-trip bus travel, guided commentary, free time, and practical tips.
“Terrific day trip, bus ride is long but you can still get your daily steps in when you stop. Was great to visit the truffle factory for the rest stop up to Pisa, it was great that our tour guide Mary-Jo had the foresight to limit our time here so that we got more time to explore Florence. Florence was great so many shops & even more history & amazing architecture. A must if you’ve got limited time in Italy.”
Tour Pisa’s Cathedral with a local guide, hear its legends, and optionally climb the Leaning Tower with timed entry for a memorable visit.
“Wow! Pisa is stunning. What an underrated city. The duomo was spectacular - gorgeous views from the top of the bell tower. Only regret is not arranging a private taxi as it was impossible to get one when we were trying to leave”
Climb Pisa’s Leaning Tower and visit the Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto, and museums with one flexible $43 ticket.
“Great - tickets were super easy to get and find once you got there.”
See Pisa’s Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli on a six-hour afternoon trip from Florence with transport, guiding, and free time.
“It was really enjoyable. Two hours isn’t much, but that’s what you get with a half day trip. Pisa has so much to do that I’d stay longer next time, but I got to knock out everything at the top of my list. The bus driver did great, as did the guide (Antonio and Alessia, respectively). Having a bus with charging ports would be nice if possible.”
Visit Pisa from Livorno on a four-hour coach tour with free time at Miracle Square and an optional climb up the Leaning Tower.
“We really enjoyed the time on the tour. It was easy to find the meeting point the transport and information on the bus was clear and informative. Our guide Alice was very friendly and helpful.”
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