Which UK airports fly to Pisa?

You can get cheap easyJet Flights to Pisa from quite a few UK airports. If you're based in London and wish to sample the delights of Pisa, flights are available from London Gatwick and London Luton . Elsewhere in the UK, both Bristol and Manchester have regular flights to Pisa .

How long is the flight from the UK to Pisa?

Flights from London airports will take you just over two hours, whilst Bristol is slightly longer, at 2hr and 25 minutes. Despite being further north, an easyJet flight from Manchester to Pisa is also around the 2hr and 20-minute mark, meaning you can walk the streets of Pisa's old town before you know it.

How many days in Pisa is enough?

How many days you need in Pisa depends on what you want to do. If you're staying in the city and visiting the sights, you may only need a couple of days. There's lots to see and do, from the famous Leaning Tower to Gelateria De' Coltelli, famed for its ice cream. 24 hours is enough for a whistle-stop tour, but 48 hours will give you more time to explore the city at your own pace. Planning a longer trip? There's plenty to do outside the city, and if you plan to use Pisa as a base for a wider exploration of Tuscany, then you should stay for as long as you can! The beachside resort of Marina di Pisa to the west is only a short journey away, whilst the villages of Pietrasanta and Camaiore to the north are perfect places to start mountain hikes and get an alternative view of the city. With the winding streets of the Old Town, the restaurants and bars that line Via Lungarno, and the wonderful area around the city, there are never truly enough days when you take a break in Pisa.

Is Pisa good for a city break?

Pisa has everything you want from a city break destination, from the Leaning Tower's Instagram-friendly sights to the old town's quaint streets, which ooze original Tuscan charm. With bars and restaurants to suit any taste, it's the perfect destination for a quick getaway. It's also compact, with many sights to take in within a relatively small footprint, and it's easy to get around on foot. The short flight times and easy access via easyJet flights from a range of UK airports make it perfect for a short city break at any time of year.

Is Pisa a cheap city?

Pisa certainly isn't an expensive city to visit when compared to other Italian destinations. You'll typically need to budget at least 50 euros for meals and attractions throughout the day, depending on your tastes. Of course, some restaurants or activities will cost you a little more, but it's possible to do Pisa on a reasonable budget.

Is it free to visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

Yes, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, one of the most recognisable landmarks in the world, is free to visit. It is in the Piazza dei Miracoli, alongside two other buildings well worth your time and attention. The tower is actually a bell tower, and whilst it is the most famous of the three buildings, it is only a small part of a historic location. Pisa Cathedral and Baptistry are also on-site, and visiting the outside buildings is free, so you can grab that picture of you holding up the tower for no cost. You can even access the site in the evening during the summer months, with the tower open until 10 pm throughout June, July and August, perfect for a romantic walk before you dine out on the banks of the Arno. There is an entry fee if you wish to go up the tower. It is a popular destination, so if you want to avoid disappointment, it is advisable to book in advance. Be aware that for the safety of your little ones, they're only allowed up the tower once they're eight years old.

How do you get to Pisa from the airport?

Pisa airport is close to the town, making getting into the city easy. Taxis run regularly between the two destinations, and the journey is only a couple of minutes. If you prefer to use public transport, you're in luck. A regular train runs from the airport to Pisa Centrale. It is super convenient as well, departing every ten minutes.

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Why fly to Pisa?

Pisa combines all the best elements of Italy; medieval architecture, beautiful river views and some unspoilt countryside just waiting to be explored. Pisa is home to the iconic Leaning Tower, one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. But this is a medieval town that offers so much more.

Come here for an exciting history-filled city break, stay a little longer and explore the beautiful rolling countryside of Tuscany, and finish off by exploring the priceless art gallery that is Florence, just 40 kilometres to the east. Stylish, culture-packed holidays don’t come any better than this

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When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

July

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

Fly into Pisa in July and August for high summer temperatures and dependably dry weather. This is when the majority of visitors choose to explore the city under clear blue skies. There's no doubt that some of Pisa's best attractions can see long queues during these months but dining al fresco on a balmy high summer evening is a delightful experience you'll be glad you didn't miss.

Avoid the crowds

Consider May, June and September for pleasantly warm - but not baking - temperatures and lower rates for flights and hotels in Pisa. During these months you have a much better chance of getting a novelty photo at the Tower of Pisa as well as spending less time queuing for the city's attractions. April and October are also good months to visit, although you might see some rain.

Your Pisa Questions Answered

: You can get cheap easyJet Flights to Pisa from quite a few UK airports. If you're based in London and wish to sample the delights of Pisa, flights are available from London Gatwick and London Luton. Elsewhere in the UK, both Bristol and Manchester have regular flights to Pisa.