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Florence and Pisa (Livorno)

Country: Italy · Region: Western Mediterranean · Currency: Euro

Florence is a UNESCO World Heritage city and birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, located in Tuscany with world-renowned museums, galleries, and architectural masterpieces. The cruise port of Livorno is approximately 1.5 hours away by train.

Top sights

Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore), Baptistery, Santa Maria Novella, Santa Croce

Things to do

Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore)
The fourth largest church in Europe featuring the world's biggest brickwork dome.
Baptistery
Historic baptistery featuring interior mosaics including Christ in Majesty.
Uffizi Gallery
Major art gallery housing works from Florence's Renaissance masters.
Ponte Vecchio
Famous bridge over the Arno River crossing the historic city center.

Where to eat

Santa Maria Novella Train Station
Various fast food options available at the main train station near the city center.

Weather in Florence and Pisa (Livorno) by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January53°F41°F2.8 in11
February55°F43°F3.2 in9
March59°F45°F2.8 in9
April64°F50°F2.6 in9
May70°F57°F3.1 in11
June78°F65°F2.0 in6
July85°F71°F0.7 in3
August85°F71°F2.2 in6
September78°F64°F3.9 in9
October70°F58°F5.6 in12
November61°F50°F5.2 in13
December55°F44°F4.0 in13

Getting around

Most major sights are within easy walking distance; the historic center can be crossed in 30 minutes on foot, and a bike rental service is available at SMN Station.

What to eat

Various dining options are available throughout the city including fast food near the train station and restaurants where you can request a taxi call ahead.

Tips

Book tickets and restaurant reservations in advance, and avoid driving in the historic center as it is strictly prohibited for non-residents with heavy fines enforced by camera.

Best for

Art, Renaissance history, culture

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