Trains from Pisa

Pisa Centrale is the city's primary station, located just outside the historic center. It is well-connected to major Italian cities. For the Leaning Tower, the smaller Pisa San Rossore station is a closer 10-minute walk. But has fewer connections. Most long-distance and regional trains serve Pisa Centrale.

It's about a 25-30 minute walk. Alternatively, take the local LAM Rossa (Red) bus from the station forecourt, which takes around 10 minutes. A taxi is a quick comfort option. The smaller Pisa San Rossore station is within a 10-minute walk of the tower. But check if your train stops there.

Tickets can be purchased at ticket machines or counters at Pisa Centrale. Booking online in advance via official rail operator sites or our partner booking widgets is recommended for the best fares and seat reservations on high-speed services. Validate paper tickets at the green machines before boarding regional trains.

Yes, Pisa Centrale station has left luggage facilities (deposito bagagli) where you can store bags for a fee. This is useful if you have time before your train or flight and want to visit the tower unencumbered. Check the operating hours upon arrival as they can vary.

You typically take a regional train from Pisa Centrale to La Spezia Centrale, which is the main gateway. The journey requires a change and takes a couple of hours. From La Spezia, local trains run frequently along the coast to the five villages. Check connections carefully for the most direct route.

No, advance booking is not necessary or typically possible. The Pisa Mover shuttle train runs frequently between Pisa Centrale and Pisa Airport (Aeroporto). Tickets are sold at machines at the station or airport. The journey takes about 5 minutes and is the most efficient transfer.