Is 1 Day in Pisa Enough? Yes, and Here’s Exactly What to Do, Pisa, Italy

You don’t need a whole weekend to see the main sights, learn about some history, and enjoy the iconic views of this small Tuscan city.

I visited Pisa twice when I was staying in Lucca for two months (only for a day each time), so it’s totally possible.

From navigating the airport and stashing your bags, to climbing the Leaning Tower, here’s how to make the most of a 1 day in Pisa itinerary!

Most visitors arrive through Galileo Galilei Airport, which is just 1.5 kilometers from Pisa Centrale, the main train station.

You can get there in under 10 minutes using the Pisa Mover—a fast and easy automated shuttle train that runs every 5 to 8 minutes between the airport and the station.

A one-way ticket costs €5, so there is no need to stress about taxis or buses. Just follow the marked signs in the airport to the Pisa Mover platform.

Yes, and it’s super convenient. There’s a luggage storage facility inside Pisa Centrale called Store My Bags.

It’s open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and prices start around €5 for the first five hours, depending on bag size. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).