Trains from Venice to Pisa: Journey Details

Trains from Venice to Pisa are convenient and easy with services running regularly throughout the day. Most journeys take around 3 hours 30 minutes and all involve a short transfer in Florence. Services start just after 5.30 a.m with the last departure leaving after 7 p.m, with trains running at least once an hour between these times.

Which train companies go from Venice to Pisa?

Trains from Venice to Pisa are run by Trenitalia, with the majority of services using their high-speed Frecciarossa and Frecciargento trains.

How long is the train from Venice to Pisa?

The train from Venice to Pisa takes around 3 hours 30 minutes on average, with some services running a little quicker and some taking slightly longer. All journeys require a transfer in Florence

When are the first and last trains of the day from Venice to Pisa?

The first train of the day leaves Venice at 5:37 a.m and arrives in Pisa at 9:03 a.m. The final Venice to Pisa train of the day departs at 19:25 p.m and reaches its destination at 23:19 p.m.

What facilities are available on the train from Venice to Pisa?

Trains from Venice to Pisa come equipped with power outlets, on-board WiFi, refreshments and toilet facilities. All Trenitalia trains have space for bicycles as long as they are disassembled and stored in a bag.

When is the best time to book a train ticket from Venice to Pisa

Trains can only be booked up to four weeks in advance, and the change in price tends to be minimal even when booked four weeks prior to traveling.

Where do trains from Venice to Pisa depart from and arrive to?

Trains from Venice to Pisa depart from Venezia Santa Lucia Station, which is situated on the north side of the city. It can be easily reached by water taxi, water bus, and is also accessible by tram if you’re coming from outside of the ancient city. The station has refreshment facilities, a baggage storage room and rather uniquely, a piano for waiting passengers to use.

Trains from Venice to Pisa will arrive at Pisa Centrale station, located a few minutes from city’s old town and around 2 kilometers away from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Buses and taxis are available from outside the station, although most of the city’s sights can be reached on foot. Luggage can be left at the station from 6 a.m to 10 p.m.