Pisa (Italy)
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| City Code | PSA |
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| Flight Time | 9~14 hours |
The flight time to Pisa (Italy) is approximately 9~14 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Pisa (Italy).
Pisa
Pisa is in the Tuscany region of Italy. Pisa is close to Florence. Pisa is a city full of students thanks to it's big and old university. Pisa's most-known landmark is the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The tower is part of the Field of Miracles, a designated UNESCO World Heritage site, that also includes the Cathedral of Pisa, the Baptistery with amazing acoustics, the Monumental Cemetery and a couple of museums.
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Voice of Travelers to Pisa
Marie from Oslo
I'm Marie from Paris. My husband and I have a tradition where we buy each other a plane ticket to somewhere for a birthday gift. This year the ticket my husband bought me was a ticket to Pisa. He also bought a ticket for himself of course! The ticket was with Scandinavian Airlines. The flight was serene and beautiful. I would have fallen asleep but I was captivated by the views. The service onboard was very pleasant. In Pisa I took a photo with the famous Leaning Tower and ate the most delicious pasta. I was very pleased with my birthday present, and now I need to decide what ticket I will be buying my husband this year!
Milos from Romania
My name is Milos and I'm for Bucharest. I'm in Pisa on an Erasmus programme. I flew to Pisa with WizzAir. My mum bought my ticket. She made sure to also buy me a return ticket for when the academic term ends, so I spend my holidays at home. I was impressed with WizzAir's generous luggage allowance - my checked-in suitcase could weight up to 32kg. Enough to take all my textbooks. So far I'm loving Pisa and the atmosphere of the city. There are many cafés and bars offering special discounts for students.
Pisa Travel FAQs
Q. How can I get a good photo of the leaning tower of Pisa?
A. You will need to read the terms and conditions for your plane ticket carefully. Most plane tickets bought with major carriers do allow date changes, but if you have an economy ticket there may be charges for this. A ticket bought in business class probably will not require you to pay for a date change. Of course you may still need to pay the difference in price between the dates. Most tickets with budget airlines do not allow date change.
Q. Can the date of my plane ticket to Pisa be changed?
A. You will need to read the terms and conditions for your plane ticket carefully. Most plane tickets bought with major carriers do allow date changes, but if you have an economy ticket there may be charges for this. A ticket bought in business class probably will not require you to pay for a date change. Of course you may still need to pay the difference in price between the dates. Most tickets with budget airlines do not allow date change.
Q. Should I buy my child a ticket to Pisa?
A. Many of Pisa's attractions are museums, old churches and art galleries, so these may not be suitable for younger children. For children a little bit older they may really enjoy Pisa's iconic Leaning Tower. Pisa is mostly safe and friendly, so you need not worry too much about safety when buying a child ticket.
Q. I would like to see a festival while in Pisa. What month should I book my ticket for?
A. For festivals June would be the best month to buy a flight ticket to visit Pisa. On 16th June Pisa celebrates the Luminara Festival where thousands of candles are lit across the city at sunset. This is followed by a fireworks display. On the last Sunday of June Pisa celebrates Gioco del Ponte, a fun festival with a big procession of floats and where two teams try to 'conquer' the main bridge of Pisa.