The city of Florence is so stunning, with so much to explore, so much art to check out, and so much food to eat … you might wonder: is Pisa worth it?

If your time in Italy is tight, know that it's definitely easy to make a day trip (or even half-day trip) from Florence to Pisa.

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⏱ Video Timeline ⏱
00:00 Intro to Pisa from Florence
00:25 The train from Florence to Pisa
00:39 The Square of Miracles
00:57 Climb the Leaning Tower of Pisa
01:38 View of Pisa from the bell tower
01:46 Pisa Cathedral
01:59 Walking around Pisa
02:20 The best time to visit Pisa

For about 10 Euros, you’ll take a regional Trenitalia train on a 90 minute ride from Florence to Pisa.
This is important:
Don’t get off at the Pisa Centrale stop.
Go to: Pisa Rossore.

From there, it's a short walk to the Leaning Tower of Pisa (Torre Pisa).

Tickets to climb the 800-year-old steps are 20 Euros, and you should reserve in advance if you’re going during the peak summer months.

It’s almost 300 steps to the top, and the whole way, you’ll really feel the tilt.
From the belltower, you'll get a birdseye view of Pisa, and the cathedral next door.

After your tour, you can walk down some of the surrounding streets in Pisa for lunch, or just head back to the train station and continue on to Lucca or Livorno, or head back to Florence.
If you’re on a tight schedule, you can go from Florence to Pisa, check out the tower and cathedral, and be back in Florence by the early afternoon.

Pisa is a great day trip, if you have a few days in Florence. Check this post for a full guide:
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