Compact Pisa is best enjoyed by walking, but if your tired feet need a rest the city bus system and taxis are viable alternatives» read more

Most visitors arrive in Pisa via another Italian or European city. Pisa's Galileo Galilei airport, to the south of the city, is serviced mostly by low-cost carriers like Ryanair, while larger airlines fly into nearby Florence or Rome. We'll also break down arrivals by train or bus. » read more

Most people know Pisa for its famous tower, but that is certainly not the only reason to visit the city. » read more

How do you see Pisa without unloading all your euros? Take a visit to the tourist office, then keep reading for more info on museum and transportation passes and discounts for seniors and students. » read more