Experience spring in Tuscany. You will visit beautiful Pisa, which has more monuments than just the Leaning Tower. You will also take a trip to the sea. You will see Florence and enjoy beautiful cultural and tasting experiences. Finally, you will visit Bologna with its original streets and excellent cuisine. The trip is suitable for everyone and is not physically demanding. You can go with your partner or with your family.
Day one, arrival in Pisa. Today you will explore this beautiful city, visit the sights, and enjoy a typical Italian dinner.
The airport isn't too far from the hotel, so you can walk to your accommodation, which is the most convenient and just as fast as taking the bus, which only takes you to the main train station, and from there you also continue on foot. If you still want to take a bus, use the Pisamover shuttle from the Pisamover Airport stop, which runs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. You'll get off at the Central Railway Station stop and continue on foot to your accommodation. Or you can use a taxi. Furthermore, you can get around the city on foot because the sights are not too far from each other.
Pisa is known worldwide for its Leaning Tower and other Romanesque buildings. But the city center and surroundings are also worth a visit.
After you check in, you will visit the city center, walk along the Arno River, cross the Ponte di Mezzo bridge, and reach the Leaning Tower. Along with the tower, you can also visit the cathedral and surrounding monuments for an entrance fee depending on the specific monument, and don't forget to take a picture of yourself supporting the tower.
You can reach the palace, which was renovated by the architect Pietro Francavilla to align with the new Renaissance style of the surrounding buildings in Piazza dei Cavalieri in Pisa (PI), commissioned by Cosimo I de Medici in 1558; it was the seat of the decision-making body of the knightly order composed of 12 selected members.
You can have dinner in this square. You will find many restaurants offering typical pizza and other dishes.
On the second day, you will go to see the sea. In the afternoon, you can see what you missed in Pisa and take a train to Florence.
Take the local bus number 10 from the Sesta Porte stop to the beach. You can buy tickets directly from the vendor at the station. They are punched on the bus and must be bent to fit into the machine. You can go to the Marina di Pisa stop, or all the way to Tirreno, which is a little further, but offers sandy beaches.
Depending on the weather, we can swim, or just walk along the coast and have some delicious Italian ice cream.
After a walk around the coast, take bus number 10 back to Pisa.
In the afternoon, you will take a train from Pisa Centrale main station to Florence, stopping at Firenze Santa Maria Novella. You can buy train tickets from the vending machine at the station.
From the train station, walk to your accommodation.
Florence is the capital of Tuscany, also known as the "city of the Renaissance." Enjoy an evening in Florence and an evening in the city center. A walk around + dinner, you will visit specific sights the following day.
Today, fully enjoy all the sights and galleries that Florence offers. You can end the evening with a tasting and good wine.
After breakfast, take local bus number 12 from the Il Prato Barbetti stop to the Piazzale Michelangelo viewpoint. Tickets can be purchased in the app.
The most beautiful view of Florence. The square is named after a famous native. There is a beautiful view of the city from here. In addition to the view, you can admire replicas of Michelangelo's works, the originals of which can be seen in the Basilica of St. Lawrence. You can buy souvenirs here and visit the garden, which is located directly below the viewpoint.
Take bus C4 back to the Ponte Vecchio bridge.
The Ponte Vecchio was built in 1345 by the architect Neri di Fioravante, who created a charming structure with three arches. The first shops began to appear on the bridge in the Middle Ages, but there were not as many as there are today. At that time, the bridge was dominated by fishermen, butchers and tanners, who had their workshops here. Thanks to them, the river was very polluted, as they threw waste from workshops and shops directly into it. At the end of the 16th century, the existing merchants were driven out of the bridge and replaced by goldsmiths and jewelers, who had to pay high rents for their shops. Thanks to the goldsmith's shops, the Ponte Vecchio acquired the unmistakable character it has today.
One of the most important galleries in the world is located in the central square of Piazza della Signoria. The building was built by the Medici family in the 16th century as their office building, hence the name "uffizi", which translates to offices. A year after the completion of the construction, the building also began to function as an art gallery, which each successor of the Medici family gradually expanded. The Galleria degli Uffizi is undoubtedly one of the most important and largest of its kind in the world and is the most visited place in Florence. It is a good idea to have tickets purchased in advance to get into the gallery.
Also worth visiting is the ceremonial 14th-century building with wide arches and a gallery of Renaissance sculpture in the open air. Admission here was free in 2025.
You can also visit Palazzo Vecchio (A fortified 13th-century palace with ornately decorated rooms and a richly decorated courtyard.) TICKETS
You will proceed to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, a significant 12th-century cathedral known for its red dome, colorful marble facade, and Giotto's bell tower. If you would like to visit the Baptistery, you can find tickets here. While we are in the center, be sure to have some local Italian ice cream and you can also taste limoncello spritz.
For dinner, you can go to this excellent restaurant. Also, try the local Italian ice cream and limoncello spritz.
If you want to see the real David statue, visit this gallery. Entrance fee
Today you will discover the beauty of Bologna. Bologna is not only known mainly for its cuisine, so be sure to taste something, either tagliatelle al ragù, i.e. wide noodles with meat sauce, which the world knows as "bolognese", or sandwiches that are only made here.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will reach the train station in Florence.
You will take a train to Bologna. You can buy tickets again at the station, preferably at the vending machine.
Continue to the center on foot. If you arrive before you can check in, leave your luggage in luggage storage. The fastest way to get around the center is on foot.
You will reach Le Due Torri - two towers standing next to each other - the most famous symbol of the city, then the square with the Neptune fountain which merges into Piazza Maggiore
Here you can bet on excellent Italian sandwiches of various flavors.
You continue to a hidden water channel that resembles Venice.
Take the local bus number 20 from the Sferisterio stop to the Villa Spada stop, then continue with bus number 58 and get off at the Basilica Di San Luca stop. You can buy a ticket with a credit card at the electronic check-in terminal directly on the bus, and it is valid for 75 minutes.
The church associated with the cult of the Blessed Virgin of San Luca is located less than 5 km from Piazza Maggiore on the Guardia hill. The monumental basilica stands completely outside the city and, in addition to pilgrims, is also a popular destination for tourists. The sanctuary was built in the first half of the 18th century on the site of the original church in an ornate style combining Baroque and Rococo. A pedestrian path "Portico di San Luca" leads from the city to the church, consisting of a 3.5 km long arcade with 666 arches. It offers the best view of the city.
We will return to the center by bus on the same route.
Admire more beautiful streets in the city. Have dinner at one of the local restaurants, and that concludes today.
Today you fly home from Bologna Airport.
To get to the airport, I recommend using a taxi ordered via Booking.com
Experience spring in Tuscany. You will visit beautiful Pisa, which has more monuments than just the Leaning Tower. You will also take a trip to the sea. You will see Florence and enjoy beautiful cultural and tasting experiences. Finally, you will visit Bologna with its original streets and excellent cuisine. The trip is suitable for everyone and is not physically demanding. You can go with your partner or with your family.
Day one, arrival in Pisa. Today you will explore this beautiful city, visit the sights, and enjoy a typical Italian dinner.
The airport isn't too far from the hotel, so you can walk to your accommodation, which is the most convenient and just as fast as taking the bus, which only takes you to the main train station, and from there you also continue on foot. If you still want to take a bus, use the Pisamover shuttle from the Pisamover Airport stop, which runs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. You'll get off at the Central Railway Station stop and continue on foot to your accommodation. Or you can use a taxi. Furthermore, you can get around the city on foot because the sights are not too far from each other.
Pisa is known worldwide for its Leaning Tower and other Romanesque buildings. But the city center and surroundings are also worth a visit.
After you check in, you will visit the city center, walk along the Arno River, cross the Ponte di Mezzo bridge, and reach the Leaning Tower. Along with the tower, you can also visit the cathedral and surrounding monuments for an entrance fee depending on the specific monument, and don't forget to take a picture of yourself supporting the tower.
You can reach the palace, which was renovated by the architect Pietro Francavilla to align with the new Renaissance style of the surrounding buildings in Piazza dei Cavalieri in Pisa (PI), commissioned by Cosimo I de Medici in 1558; it was the seat of the decision-making body of the knightly order composed of 12 selected members.
You can have dinner in this square. You will find many restaurants offering typical pizza and other dishes.
On the second day, you will go to see the sea. In the afternoon, you can see what you missed in Pisa and take a train to Florence.
Take the local bus number 10 from the Sesta Porte stop to the beach. You can buy tickets directly from the vendor at the station. They are punched on the bus and must be bent to fit into the machine. You can go to the Marina di Pisa stop, or all the way to Tirreno, which is a little further, but offers sandy beaches.
Depending on the weather, we can swim, or just walk along the coast and have some delicious Italian ice cream.
After a walk around the coast, take bus number 10 back to Pisa.
In the afternoon, you will take a train from Pisa Centrale main station to Florence, stopping at Firenze Santa Maria Novella. You can buy train tickets from the vending machine at the station.
From the train station, walk to your accommodation.
Florence is the capital of Tuscany, also known as the "city of the Renaissance." Enjoy an evening in Florence and an evening in the city center. A walk around + dinner, you will visit specific sights the following day.
Today, fully enjoy all the sights and galleries that Florence offers. You can end the evening with a tasting and good wine.
After breakfast, take local bus number 12 from the Il Prato Barbetti stop to the Piazzale Michelangelo viewpoint. Tickets can be purchased in the app.
The most beautiful view of Florence. The square is named after a famous native. There is a beautiful view of the city from here. In addition to the view, you can admire replicas of Michelangelo's works, the originals of which can be seen in the Basilica of St. Lawrence. You can buy souvenirs here and visit the garden, which is located directly below the viewpoint.
Take bus C4 back to the Ponte Vecchio bridge.
The Ponte Vecchio was built in 1345 by the architect Neri di Fioravante, who created a charming structure with three arches. The first shops began to appear on the bridge in the Middle Ages, but there were not as many as there are today. At that time, the bridge was dominated by fishermen, butchers and tanners, who had their workshops here. Thanks to them, the river was very polluted, as they threw waste from workshops and shops directly into it. At the end of the 16th century, the existing merchants were driven out of the bridge and replaced by goldsmiths and jewelers, who had to pay high rents for their shops. Thanks to the goldsmith's shops, the Ponte Vecchio acquired the unmistakable character it has today.
One of the most important galleries in the world is located in the central square of Piazza della Signoria. The building was built by the Medici family in the 16th century as their office building, hence the name "uffizi", which translates to offices. A year after the completion of the construction, the building also began to function as an art gallery, which each successor of the Medici family gradually expanded. The Galleria degli Uffizi is undoubtedly one of the most important and largest of its kind in the world and is the most visited place in Florence. It is a good idea to have tickets purchased in advance to get into the gallery.
Also worth visiting is the ceremonial 14th-century building with wide arches and a gallery of Renaissance sculpture in the open air. Admission here was free in 2025.
You can also visit Palazzo Vecchio (A fortified 13th-century palace with ornately decorated rooms and a richly decorated courtyard.) TICKETS
You will proceed to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, a significant 12th-century cathedral known for its red dome, colorful marble facade, and Giotto's bell tower. If you would like to visit the Baptistery, you can find tickets here. While we are in the center, be sure to have some local Italian ice cream and you can also taste limoncello spritz.
For dinner, you can go to this excellent restaurant. Also, try the local Italian ice cream and limoncello spritz.
If you want to see the real David statue, visit this gallery. Entrance fee
Today you will discover the beauty of Bologna. Bologna is not only known mainly for its cuisine, so be sure to taste something, either tagliatelle al ragù, i.e. wide noodles with meat sauce, which the world knows as "bolognese", or sandwiches that are only made here.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will reach the train station in Florence.
You will take a train to Bologna. You can buy tickets again at the station, preferably at the vending machine.
Continue to the center on foot. If you arrive before you can check in, leave your luggage in luggage storage. The fastest way to get around the center is on foot.
You will reach Le Due Torri - two towers standing next to each other - the most famous symbol of the city, then the square with the Neptune fountain which merges into Piazza Maggiore
Here you can bet on excellent Italian sandwiches of various flavors.
You continue to a hidden water channel that resembles Venice.
Take the local bus number 20 from the Sferisterio stop to the Villa Spada stop, then continue with bus number 58 and get off at the Basilica Di San Luca stop. You can buy a ticket with a credit card at the electronic check-in terminal directly on the bus, and it is valid for 75 minutes.
The church associated with the cult of the Blessed Virgin of San Luca is located less than 5 km from Piazza Maggiore on the Guardia hill. The monumental basilica stands completely outside the city and, in addition to pilgrims, is also a popular destination for tourists. The sanctuary was built in the first half of the 18th century on the site of the original church in an ornate style combining Baroque and Rococo. A pedestrian path "Portico di San Luca" leads from the city to the church, consisting of a 3.5 km long arcade with 666 arches. It offers the best view of the city.
We will return to the center by bus on the same route.
Admire more beautiful streets in the city. Have dinner at one of the local restaurants, and that concludes today.
Today you fly home from Bologna Airport.
To get to the airport, I recommend using a taxi ordered via Booking.com
itinerary by Petra Radova
Experience spring in Tuscany. You will visit beautiful Pisa, which has more monuments than just the Leaning Tower. You will also take a trip to the sea. You will see Florence and enjoy beautiful cultural and tasting experiences. Finally, you will visit Bologna with its original streets and excellent cuisine. The trip is suitable for everyone and is not physically demanding. You can go with your partner or with your family.
Day one, arrival in Pisa. Today you will explore this beautiful city, visit the sights, and enjoy a typical Italian dinner.
The airport isn't too far from the hotel, so you can walk to your accommodation, which is the most convenient and just as fast as taking the bus, which only takes you to the main train station, and from there you also continue on foot. If you still want to take a bus, use the Pisamover shuttle from the Pisamover Airport stop, which runs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. You'll get off at the Central Railway Station stop and continue on foot to your accommodation. Or you can use a taxi. Furthermore, you can get around the city on foot because the sights are not too far from each other.
Pisa is known worldwide for its Leaning Tower and other Romanesque buildings. But the city center and surroundings are also worth a visit.
After you check in, you will visit the city center, walk along the Arno River, cross the Ponte di Mezzo bridge, and reach the Leaning Tower. Along with the tower, you can also visit the cathedral and surrounding monuments for an entrance fee depending on the specific monument, and don't forget to take a picture of yourself supporting the tower.
You can reach the palace, which was renovated by the architect Pietro Francavilla to align with the new Renaissance style of the surrounding buildings in Piazza dei Cavalieri in Pisa (PI), commissioned by Cosimo I de Medici in 1558; it was the seat of the decision-making body of the knightly order composed of 12 selected members.
You can have dinner in this square. You will find many restaurants offering typical pizza and other dishes.
On the second day, you will go to see the sea. In the afternoon, you can see what you missed in Pisa and take a train to Florence.
Take the local bus number 10 from the Sesta Porte stop to the beach. You can buy tickets directly from the vendor at the station. They are punched on the bus and must be bent to fit into the machine. You can go to the Marina di Pisa stop, or all the way to Tirreno, which is a little further, but offers sandy beaches.
Depending on the weather, we can swim, or just walk along the coast and have some delicious Italian ice cream.
After a walk around the coast, take bus number 10 back to Pisa.
In the afternoon, you will take a train from Pisa Centrale main station to Florence, stopping at Firenze Santa Maria Novella. You can buy train tickets from the vending machine at the station.
From the train station, walk to your accommodation.
Florence is the capital of Tuscany, also known as the "city of the Renaissance." Enjoy an evening in Florence and an evening in the city center. A walk around + dinner, you will visit specific sights the following day.
Today, fully enjoy all the sights and galleries that Florence offers. You can end the evening with a tasting and good wine.
After breakfast, take local bus number 12 from the Il Prato Barbetti stop to the Piazzale Michelangelo viewpoint. Tickets can be purchased in the app.
The most beautiful view of Florence. The square is named after a famous native. There is a beautiful view of the city from here. In addition to the view, you can admire replicas of Michelangelo's works, the originals of which can be seen in the Basilica of St. Lawrence. You can buy souvenirs here and visit the garden, which is located directly below the viewpoint.
Take bus C4 back to the Ponte Vecchio bridge.
The Ponte Vecchio was built in 1345 by the architect Neri di Fioravante, who created a charming structure with three arches. The first shops began to appear on the bridge in the Middle Ages, but there were not as many as there are today. At that time, the bridge was dominated by fishermen, butchers and tanners, who had their workshops here. Thanks to them, the river was very polluted, as they threw waste from workshops and shops directly into it. At the end of the 16th century, the existing merchants were driven out of the bridge and replaced by goldsmiths and jewelers, who had to pay high rents for their shops. Thanks to the goldsmith's shops, the Ponte Vecchio acquired the unmistakable character it has today.
One of the most important galleries in the world is located in the central square of Piazza della Signoria. The building was built by the Medici family in the 16th century as their office building, hence the name "uffizi", which translates to offices. A year after the completion of the construction, the building also began to function as an art gallery, which each successor of the Medici family gradually expanded. The Galleria degli Uffizi is undoubtedly one of the most important and largest of its kind in the world and is the most visited place in Florence. It is a good idea to have tickets purchased in advance to get into the gallery.
Also worth visiting is the ceremonial 14th-century building with wide arches and a gallery of Renaissance sculpture in the open air. Admission here was free in 2025.
You can also visit Palazzo Vecchio (A fortified 13th-century palace with ornately decorated rooms and a richly decorated courtyard.) TICKETS
You will proceed to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, a significant 12th-century cathedral known for its red dome, colorful marble facade, and Giotto's bell tower. If you would like to visit the Baptistery, you can find tickets here. While we are in the center, be sure to have some local Italian ice cream and you can also taste limoncello spritz.
For dinner, you can go to this excellent restaurant. Also, try the local Italian ice cream and limoncello spritz.
If you want to see the real David statue, visit this gallery. Entrance fee
Today you will discover the beauty of Bologna. Bologna is not only known mainly for its cuisine, so be sure to taste something, either tagliatelle al ragù, i.e. wide noodles with meat sauce, which the world knows as "bolognese", or sandwiches that are only made here.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will reach the train station in Florence.
You will take a train to Bologna. You can buy tickets again at the station, preferably at the vending machine.
Continue to the center on foot. If you arrive before you can check in, leave your luggage in luggage storage. The fastest way to get around the center is on foot.
You will reach Le Due Torri - two towers standing next to each other - the most famous symbol of the city, then the square with the Neptune fountain which merges into Piazza Maggiore
Here you can bet on excellent Italian sandwiches of various flavors.
You continue to a hidden water channel that resembles Venice.
Take the local bus number 20 from the Sferisterio stop to the Villa Spada stop, then continue with bus number 58 and get off at the Basilica Di San Luca stop. You can buy a ticket with a credit card at the electronic check-in terminal directly on the bus, and it is valid for 75 minutes.
The church associated with the cult of the Blessed Virgin of San Luca is located less than 5 km from Piazza Maggiore on the Guardia hill. The monumental basilica stands completely outside the city and, in addition to pilgrims, is also a popular destination for tourists. The sanctuary was built in the first half of the 18th century on the site of the original church in an ornate style combining Baroque and Rococo. A pedestrian path "Portico di San Luca" leads from the city to the church, consisting of a 3.5 km long arcade with 666 arches. It offers the best view of the city.
We will return to the center by bus on the same route.
Admire more beautiful streets in the city. Have dinner at one of the local restaurants, and that concludes today.
Today you fly home from Bologna Airport.
To get to the airport, I recommend using a taxi ordered via Booking.com
Experience spring in Tuscany. You will visit beautiful Pisa, which has more monuments than just the Leaning Tower. You will also take a trip to the sea. You will see Florence and enjoy beautiful cultural and tasting experiences. Finally, you will visit Bologna with its original streets and excellent cuisine. The trip is suitable for everyone and is not physically demanding. You can go with your partner or with your family.
Day one, arrival in Pisa. Today you will explore this beautiful city, visit the sights, and enjoy a typical Italian dinner.
The airport isn't too far from the hotel, so you can walk to your accommodation, which is the most convenient and just as fast as taking the bus, which only takes you to the main train station, and from there you also continue on foot. If you still want to take a bus, use the Pisamover shuttle from the Pisamover Airport stop, which runs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. You'll get off at the Central Railway Station stop and continue on foot to your accommodation. Or you can use a taxi. Furthermore, you can get around the city on foot because the sights are not too far from each other.
Pisa is known worldwide for its Leaning Tower and other Romanesque buildings. But the city center and surroundings are also worth a visit.
After you check in, you will visit the city center, walk along the Arno River, cross the Ponte di Mezzo bridge, and reach the Leaning Tower. Along with the tower, you can also visit the cathedral and surrounding monuments for an entrance fee depending on the specific monument, and don't forget to take a picture of yourself supporting the tower.
You can reach the palace, which was renovated by the architect Pietro Francavilla to align with the new Renaissance style of the surrounding buildings in Piazza dei Cavalieri in Pisa (PI), commissioned by Cosimo I de Medici in 1558; it was the seat of the decision-making body of the knightly order composed of 12 selected members.
You can have dinner in this square. You will find many restaurants offering typical pizza and other dishes.
On the second day, you will go to see the sea. In the afternoon, you can see what you missed in Pisa and take a train to Florence.
Take the local bus number 10 from the Sesta Porte stop to the beach. You can buy tickets directly from the vendor at the station. They are punched on the bus and must be bent to fit into the machine. You can go to the Marina di Pisa stop, or all the way to Tirreno, which is a little further, but offers sandy beaches.
Depending on the weather, we can swim, or just walk along the coast and have some delicious Italian ice cream.
After a walk around the coast, take bus number 10 back to Pisa.
In the afternoon, you will take a train from Pisa Centrale main station to Florence, stopping at Firenze Santa Maria Novella. You can buy train tickets from the vending machine at the station.
From the train station, walk to your accommodation.
Florence is the capital of Tuscany, also known as the "city of the Renaissance." Enjoy an evening in Florence and an evening in the city center. A walk around + dinner, you will visit specific sights the following day.
Today, fully enjoy all the sights and galleries that Florence offers. You can end the evening with a tasting and good wine.
After breakfast, take local bus number 12 from the Il Prato Barbetti stop to the Piazzale Michelangelo viewpoint. Tickets can be purchased in the app.
The most beautiful view of Florence. The square is named after a famous native. There is a beautiful view of the city from here. In addition to the view, you can admire replicas of Michelangelo's works, the originals of which can be seen in the Basilica of St. Lawrence. You can buy souvenirs here and visit the garden, which is located directly below the viewpoint.
Take bus C4 back to the Ponte Vecchio bridge.
The Ponte Vecchio was built in 1345 by the architect Neri di Fioravante, who created a charming structure with three arches. The first shops began to appear on the bridge in the Middle Ages, but there were not as many as there are today. At that time, the bridge was dominated by fishermen, butchers and tanners, who had their workshops here. Thanks to them, the river was very polluted, as they threw waste from workshops and shops directly into it. At the end of the 16th century, the existing merchants were driven out of the bridge and replaced by goldsmiths and jewelers, who had to pay high rents for their shops. Thanks to the goldsmith's shops, the Ponte Vecchio acquired the unmistakable character it has today.
One of the most important galleries in the world is located in the central square of Piazza della Signoria. The building was built by the Medici family in the 16th century as their office building, hence the name "uffizi", which translates to offices. A year after the completion of the construction, the building also began to function as an art gallery, which each successor of the Medici family gradually expanded. The Galleria degli Uffizi is undoubtedly one of the most important and largest of its kind in the world and is the most visited place in Florence. It is a good idea to have tickets purchased in advance to get into the gallery.
Also worth visiting is the ceremonial 14th-century building with wide arches and a gallery of Renaissance sculpture in the open air. Admission here was free in 2025.
You can also visit Palazzo Vecchio (A fortified 13th-century palace with ornately decorated rooms and a richly decorated courtyard.) TICKETS
You will proceed to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, a significant 12th-century cathedral known for its red dome, colorful marble facade, and Giotto's bell tower. If you would like to visit the Baptistery, you can find tickets here. While we are in the center, be sure to have some local Italian ice cream and you can also taste limoncello spritz.
For dinner, you can go to this excellent restaurant. Also, try the local Italian ice cream and limoncello spritz.
If you want to see the real David statue, visit this gallery. Entrance fee
Today you will discover the beauty of Bologna. Bologna is not only known mainly for its cuisine, so be sure to taste something, either tagliatelle al ragù, i.e. wide noodles with meat sauce, which the world knows as "bolognese", or sandwiches that are only made here.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will reach the train station in Florence.
You will take a train to Bologna. You can buy tickets again at the station, preferably at the vending machine.
Continue to the center on foot. If you arrive before you can check in, leave your luggage in luggage storage. The fastest way to get around the center is on foot.
You will reach Le Due Torri - two towers standing next to each other - the most famous symbol of the city, then the square with the Neptune fountain which merges into Piazza Maggiore
Here you can bet on excellent Italian sandwiches of various flavors.
You continue to a hidden water channel that resembles Venice.
Take the local bus number 20 from the Sferisterio stop to the Villa Spada stop, then continue with bus number 58 and get off at the Basilica Di San Luca stop. You can buy a ticket with a credit card at the electronic check-in terminal directly on the bus, and it is valid for 75 minutes.
The church associated with the cult of the Blessed Virgin of San Luca is located less than 5 km from Piazza Maggiore on the Guardia hill. The monumental basilica stands completely outside the city and, in addition to pilgrims, is also a popular destination for tourists. The sanctuary was built in the first half of the 18th century on the site of the original church in an ornate style combining Baroque and Rococo. A pedestrian path "Portico di San Luca" leads from the city to the church, consisting of a 3.5 km long arcade with 666 arches. It offers the best view of the city.
We will return to the center by bus on the same route.
Admire more beautiful streets in the city. Have dinner at one of the local restaurants, and that concludes today.
Today you fly home from Bologna Airport.
To get to the airport, I recommend using a taxi ordered via Booking.com
