Pisa is also easily accessible and well connected. The city boasts its own international airport, a modern rail network, and convenient links to major Italian cities like Florence, Rome, and Milan. Its compact, walkable city center, lively university atmosphere, and scenic riverside setting make it not only intellectually stimulating but also a welcoming and pleasant place to visit.

By Air – Pisa International Airport (PSA)

Pisa International Airport "Galileo Galilei" (PSA) is the main airport serving the city and the most convenient entry point.

• Located just 2 km from Pisa city center
• Direct flights from major European cities (e.g., London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Madrid)
• Seasonal and low-cost carriers (e.g., Ryanair, EasyJet, Wizz Air) offer excellent connectivity

Getting from Pisa Airport to the City Center:

• PisaMover Shuttle: Every 5–10 minutes, connects the airport to Pisa Centrale railway station in 5 minutes
• Taxi: About €10–15 to the center
• Bus: Local buses also run from the airport to various parts of the city

By Train – Pisa Centrale Station

If you're flying into Florence (FLR), Rome (FCO), or Milan (MXP), high-speed trains connect you to Pisa via:

• Florence → Pisa: ~1 hour
• Rome → Pisa: ~2.5–3 hours
• Milan → Pisa: ~3–4 hours

Use Italy’s national rail services:

• Trenitalia
• Italo

By Car

Pisa is accessible via major Italian highways:

• A11 (from Florence)
• A12 (from Genoa or Rome)

Parking near the city center or university may be limited, so we recommend using public transport if possible.

By Bus / Coach

Long-distance coach services (e.g., FlixBus) operate routes between Pisa and other major cities across Europe and Italy.