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Discover Florence and Pisa in a full-day excursion from Livorno for $49.55, including guided tours, free time, and tasting options. Perfect for cruise shore days.
A full-day shore excursion from Livorno offers an efficient way to explore the highlights of Florence and Pisa without the hassle of planning logistics. Priced at $49.55 per person, this guided tour lasts approximately 8 hours and provides a well-balanced mix of sightseeing, free time, and cultural insights. The tour departs from Via Claudio Cogorano, Livorno, and features comfortable transportation in an air-conditioned GT coach, making the journey smooth and relaxing.
What makes this tour stand out is its focus on two UNESCO World Heritage sites—the historic centers of Florence and Pisa—and its inclusive approach with free time in both cities. The guides receive high praise for their knowledgeable and engaging manner, and the tour offers the chance to enjoy local product tastings if this option is selected. A key advantage is the guaranteed on-time return to your cruise ship, providing peace of mind for travelers with tight schedules.
While the tour offers a solid overview, it’s important to note that entrance to churches or museums is not included, which means visitors should plan extra time if they wish to explore interiors. The tour is best suited for those who want a comprehensive yet flexible day trip, particularly cruise passengers eager to see Florence’s iconic sights and Pisa’s famous Leaning Tower efficiently.


The tour begins with a 3-hour stop in Florence’s Centro Storico, the city’s historic core filled with art and architecture. Travelers walk through charming alleyways and visit the elegant Piazza della Repubblica, lined with cafes and historic buildings. The guide highlights Florence’s Renaissance masterpieces and offers insights into the city’s evolution.
Next, the visit continues at the open-air museum of Piazza della Signoria, where the Palazzo Vecchio dominates and Cellini’s Perseus statue is a key highlight. The oldest bridge in Florence, Ponte Vecchio, is a picturesque stop offering the chance for photos and an understanding of its history of surviving bombings during World War II.
The tour also includes a visit to Duomo Square, home to Brunelleschi’s Dome, Giotto’s Bell Tower, and the Baptistery. These landmarks are central to Florence’s identity, providing a perfect overview of the city’s architectural and artistic grandeur. The ample free time allows visitors to explore local cafes or browse shops, though some reviews indicate the pace can feel a bit rushed.
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After exploring Florence, the coach heads to Pisa for a 1-hour stop at Piazza dei Miracoli, one of Italy’s most beautiful squares. Here, the Leaning Tower of Pisa takes center stage, inviting visitors to snap iconic photos. Nearby, the Cathedral and Baptistery showcase stunning medieval architecture, offering a taste of Pisa’s religious and artistic history.
The free time in Pisa gives enough opportunity to admire the architectural harmony of the square and take in the lively atmosphere. However, some reviews mention limited time at Pisa, especially if visitors wish to explore the interior of the monuments, which are outside the tour price.
The tour guides Sabrina and Beatrice are highly praised for their expert knowledge and friendly approach. They explain the history of Florence’s landmarks with clarity and ensure everyone understands meeting points and schedule details. Sabrina, in particular, is noted for her humor, helpfulness, and useful tips about local food and sights.
Guides also provide maps and recommendations, helping travelers maximize their free time at each city. Some reviews mention additional information about local history and current events, making the tour both educational and engaging.

This tour operates with a mobile ticket and includes pick-up at the Livorno shuttle bus arrival point. The group size is capped at 100 travelers, allowing for manageable and organized sightseeing. The coach rides are comfortable thanks to air conditioning, making the long day more pleasant.
The tour guarantees on-time return, which is important for cruise passengers. It departs roughly an hour after the ship’s arrival, providing ample time for sightseeing and a worry-free experience. The meeting point is centrally located near public transportation, simplifying access.

A local product tasting is included if the option is selected, giving an authentic flavor of Tuscany’s cuisine. This can include regional specialties, and additional local products are available for purchase. Some reviews mention additional costs like a €10 train fare into Florence, which is not included in the tour price.
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Most reviews agree that timing is well-managed, with enough free time in Florence and Pisa to see the main sights. But some visitors note that the Pisa stop can feel rushed, limiting time to explore interior sites or relax. The tour’s fast-paced nature suits those eager to see as much as possible in a single day.
Participants should be prepared for walking and possibly some crowds at popular sites. The lack of museum or church entry fees means visitors wanting a deeper experience will need to plan extra visits on their own.

This excursion suits cruise passengers and day-trippers looking for a cost-effective, organized way to visit Florence and Pisa. Its flexible schedule, comfortable transportation, and knowledgeable guides make it a reliable choice. However, those wanting full interior access or more leisurely exploration may find the timing somewhat limiting.

The full-day shore excursion from Livorno offers a timely and accessible opportunity to experience Florence’s art and architecture alongside the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa. The guided commentary enhances the experience, and the free time allows for personal discovery.
While the pace can be tight, especially at Pisa, the value for money remains high, especially considering the included transportation and expert guides. This tour is particularly well-suited for short-stay visitors who want a rundown of these two Italian treasures without the hassle of independent travel.
The guaranteed return to your ship and positive reviews about the guides’ professionalism add to its appeal. For travelers seeking a well-organized, informative, and affordable day trip, this tour delivers a satisfying balance of sightseeing and convenience.
“Well worth it! Toured Florence with plenty of free time but was a little rushed in Pisa. Ignacio was funny, a great guide and had great knowledge o…”
Is this tour suitable for travelers with mobility issues?
Most of the tour involves walking around sites in Florence and Pisa, which may include some uneven surfaces and stairs. It’s best suited for those comfortable with moderate walking.
Are entrance fees to churches or museums included?
No, the tour does not include entry to churches or museums. Visitors should plan additional time if interior visits are desired.
What is the departure point in Livorno?
The tour starts at Via Claudio Cogorano, 57123 Livorno.
How long is the free time at each city?
There is approximately 3 hours in Florence and 1 hour in Pisa, providing enough time to see main sights and enjoy some personal exploration.
What is included in the price?
The fee covers transportation in an air-conditioned coach, an expert guide, free time in each city, and optional local product tasting.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are the guides bilingual?
Yes, guides like Sabrina and Beatrice are able to communicate effectively in English and Spanish, making the tour accessible to diverse travelers.
How far in advance should I book?
Most travelers book around 59 days ahead, ensuring availability and planning ahead for this popular excursion.