Pisa Airport to the City and Florence by PisaMover, Train & Bus

If your Tuscany adventure begins at Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport, it’s a good idea to decide on your first mode of transport before you even leave the terminal.

The PisaMover provides a quick link to Pisa Centrale Station, and from there, you can catch a train to Florence or hop on a direct bus right outside the airport.

Consider your luggage, arrival time, and onward journey to choose the best option for you.

Reach Pisa Centrale Station in 5 Minutes with PisaMover

The PisaMover is an automated shuttle train connecting the airport with Pisa Centrale Station. It makes one stop at San Giusto · Aurelia before reaching the central station in an average of 5 minutes.

Service runs daily from 6 AM to midnight, with extended hours until 1 AM from June to September. The frequency of service varies depending on the time of day and passenger volume.

Once at the central station, you can take a local bus or walk to the historic center. To return to the airport, follow the 'Aeroporto' signs within the station to find the PisaMover platform.

Trains to Florence and Rome from Pisa Centrale Station

From Pisa Centrale Station, Trenitalia trains offer direct service to Florence Santa Maria Novella Station. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes to 1 hour and 20 minutes, depending on the train type. You can also purchase combined tickets for the PisaMover and train through Trenitalia.

If your itinerary includes Rome, consider the Frecciabianca direct train from Pisa Centrale to Rome Termini Station, which avoids transfers. You can choose between second and first class, with a journey time of about 2 to 3 hours.

Make sure to have your digital ticket (QR code) and identification ready for boarding. Since changes and refunds can be difficult after booking, it’s best to finalize your travel plans before purchasing your ticket.

Direct Shuttle Bus to Florence for Heavier Luggage

If you prefer to avoid transfers, the direct bus to Florence is available from bus bay P6 just outside the airport arrivals area. This service runs non-stop, taking approximately 1 to 1.5 hours depending on traffic conditions.

Daytime buses arrive at the Guidoni stop on Florence's Tram Line 2 (T2), while late-night and early-morning services terminate at Santa Maria Novella Station. From Guidoni, you can easily connect to the city center via tram.

With ample luggage space, this bus is a convenient choice for travelers with large suitcases. Double-check your voucher for the exact boarding location and time, and start your Tuscan journey with ease.