Pisa and Lucca tour with Leaning Tower Entrance
Lucca and Pisa are two of the most important historical towns in Tuscany and are not-to-be-missed sights for those who are visiting the region. You will immerse yourself in the history and traditions of the two cities that are close in proximity, yet very different in personality. A charming Tuscan landscape will be the frame to your day spent relaxing in company of our knowledgeable guides.
You will find Pisa along the road that leads to the coast from Florence. Our guide will show you the most important squares and monuments in Pisa: the famous Piazza dei Miracoli with the Leaning Tower, the Cemetery and the Cathedral. You'll have the chance to climb the unique and world known Leaning Tower. The tour continues with a visit to a typical local wine shop, where you will taste the wines of the area. Free time available at lunchtime.
Afterwards the tour continues to Lucca, where you will have free time on arrival. It is a distinctive city of art and Renaissance style surrounded by walls interrupted by beautiful gates and ramparts. First you will take a pleasant walk on your own along a section of the town walls and enjoy beautiful views over the roofs, alleys, house-towers, churches and marvelous noble palaces. Then you will be led to the old town center to see Piazza Anfiteatro, Guinigi tower, St. Martin’s Cathedral and the typical street of antique shops in via Fillungo. End the day with a pleasant ride back to Florence.
- Travel by GT coach or minivan
- Expert multilingual tour leader
- Wine tasting
- Entrance to Pisa Cathedral
- Entrance to Leaning Tower
- Guided tour of Pisa
- Free time in Lucca
- Gratuities (optional)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- The Leaning Tower option is not suitable for children under 8 years of age. Children up to 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult inside Leaning Tower
- Customers must be able to climb and descend stairs. There are 294 steps to climb the tower so we recommend to wear comfortable shoes.
- A dress code is required to enter the Cathedral of Pisa. No shorts or sleeveless tops allowed, you may risk refused entry if you fail to comply with these dress requirements. Please note that on Sundays and on Bank Holidays the Cathedral will be closed to public - you will get a deeper and longer explanation of the Square instead.
- Not wheelchair accessible: Due to uneven surfaces at the sites visited may be difficult for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair
