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Trains from Florence to Pisa

Florence to Pisa runs west down the Arno valley towards the coast, from the Renaissance city to the university town with the leaning tower. Many people do it as a day out from Florence, some use it to reach Pisa's airport, and a few stay on for the Tuscan coast and Lucca beyond. It is a short domestic trip with no border and nothing to arrange beyond a date. Enter your passengers and travel day below for live times and fares; coming back is a separate booking.

Availability and prices are checked live when you search.

About the Florence to Pisa train

Pisa Centrale is south of the Arno, and the sights are on the north bank: you walk across the river and up through the old streets to the Piazza dei Miracoli, where the cathedral, the baptistery and the tower stand on a lawn against the city wall. The town itself is lived in by students and feels calmer after the day visitors leave in the evening. Pisa's airport is close to the city on the south side, which is why this train is often the last leg of a trip to Italy before a flight home. Departures are from Florence's Santa Maria Novella. The search wants only a date and a headcount, and it returns the times and fares for that day. Pisa to Florence has its own page on AI Concierge if you plan to come back the same way. The hotels under Where to stay in Pisa are a sample of the catalogue, and the Italy eSIM plans linked on the page are aimed at travellers arriving from abroad.

Where to stay in Pisa

4 of the 60 hotels in the catalogue for Pisa.

Trains from Florence to Pisa: questions

How far is Pisa from Florence by train?

Florence and Pisa are about 70 km apart in a straight line; the rail route is longer. Live journey times and fares for your date appear when you search trains from Florence to Pisa.

Can I book the return from Pisa to Florence?

Yes. AI Concierge covers Pisa to Florence as well; search each direction for its own times and fares.

Is Florence to Pisa an international train journey?

No. Both Florence and Pisa are in Italy, so this is a domestic rail journey.

Destination, hotel and service details come from AI Concierge travel data; distances are straight-line. Availability and prices are shown live when you search.