Hotels near Pisa International Airport - PSA, Pisa

Valentina was a great host. She welcomed us and showed everything we know. She offered pushbikes for us to use which was a nice surprise. At our check out, she gave us lift to bus stop which was so helpful cz its about 15mins walk and our bags was heavy and was too hot to walk. She may needed to go in town anyway but she waited for us which was kind. Definitely recommend this place to stay if you want to be a little out of town.

Pisa was a real surprise. We'd visited the piazza dei miracoli a couple of times before, on day trips , but never explored the rest of the town, which was delightful! Away from the souvenir shops and crowds of the leaning tower, it was atmospheric, interesting, and rewarding to explore. Plenty of nice cafes and restaurants. You get a great view of the leaning tower et al from the walk on the city walls - with no other tourists about! (We walked the whole way round the walls, which we wouldn't necessarily recommend as you go past much less picturesque parts of the town, but you can get down at various points on the wall.). Botanic gardens a lovely, quiet oasis too.

Pisa a wounderful place and from their one can go by train to other towns like Lucca and Firenze. The train station is in the central of the city and close to shops. Pisa is very clean and very safe by night and the residents are very kind with best restuants all over the town.

Arrival at airport,usual procedures… Very good Pisamover driverless tram direct to Pisa Centrale.€6.5.,less than 10 minute trip. Bus station directly outside station.Number 1+ goes to Tower,ten minutes trip. Area around Tower is lovely to wander round,and into buildings( Cathedral is free entry with ticket ). Pisa is a good location for train journeys to Florence,Siena(one change),Lucca ( a lovely place to wander round),Viareggio and even a longer trip to Cinque Terre.

Pisa has enough interest to spend one day at the sights and exploring the city. It is nice that the main attractions are all in one place, on the Field of Miracles. Unfortunately, the cathedral was closed the day we visited. Pisa is close to Lucca and Florence; both worth a side trip by train- one day for Lucca a few for Florence.

I flew to Pisa to trek through the Cinque Terre. The city is home to more than just the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. It also boasts numerous monuments to prominent Italians and beautiful ancient architecture. In the city, you can buy groceries at supermarkets or visit a café to sample traditional Tuscan cuisine, drink delicious coffee, and sample desserts. I ate at the café "Bar & Food 62." Tuscan soup was 12 euros, baked eggplant with Parmesan was 12 euros, and a glass of white wine was 6 euros.