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Indulge your senses on a half-tasting tour from Pisa to the famous Chianti wine region. Travel through the rolling olive groves and vineyards of the Tuscan countryside, stopping at a winery to sample the local bounty. Learn about traditional and organic wine making methods on cellar and estate tours, and taste olive oil and different wine varietals including the famous red Chianti.

Journey deep into the jagged world of the Carrara marble quarries on this 4WD adventure. Exploring with a guide and a small group, discover the “white gold” that built the Pantheon and Michelangelo’s David. You’ll drive to different active quarries to connect with their people, places, and machinery, and to learn about ancient and modern excavation techniques.

Discover Pisa and its picturesque environs by bike during this self-guided cycling tour. Follow an easy-to-use, GPS-based smartphone app as you ride on bike lanes from the city out to the Tyrrhenean sea. Explore the area at your own pace, stopping wherever and whenever you want, with bicycle rentals included.

Get to know Pisa through its food on a walking tour around the city center. You'll learn about the local cuisine, culture, and culinary history of restaurants and other food venues as you sample a variety of items at some of the best places.

Independent travelers in Pisa can make use of a 3-hour bike rental to explore the city at their own pace. Pick up your bicycle at the conveniently located Pisa Centrale railway station. Then use a smartphone app to guide you along the route. You’ll learn about more than the Leaning Tower of Pisa, with information provided about points of interest as well as special discounts.

The only Carrara marble tour that allows you to get in a real cave. Nice to meet you! We are drivers and tour leaders... we would like to show you an hidden gem of Tuscany! I will pick you up with my professional van from the area of Lucca or Pisa and I will bring you up on the mountain of Carrara. We will reach the cave and we will jump in a 4x4 Jeep that can drive us inside. A professional tour guide will explain you everything about the story of this legendary place: not only how they work and they extract the marble, but also how they are producing a special wine or how to recognize a real Carrara marble from a fake one. At the end of tour, we will get out from the cave and I will drive you up in the little village of Colonnata: a very small and authentic place famous for a very tasty kind of salami... "lardo di colonnata" ! I can bring you in the best food shop to buy a piece of lard or try to book a local restaurant for a tasting! A tour off the beaten path :)

Discover the secrets to making two of Italy's most beloved dishes with this pasta and tiramisù class hosted in a local home kitchen. Prepare both a filled and shaped pasta from scratch, then put together an authentic tiramisù under the watchful eye of your host. Cap off your experience by sitting down with your small group to sample both kinds of pasta and the dessert you've made together.

Enjoy a bit of Italian culture at a private cooking class in Pisa at the home of a cesarina (cook). You'll learn about local cuisine and how to make popular dishes using regional recipes. Then taste these creations, served with a glass of local wine.

See more of Pisa than just its famous Leaning Tower without getting footsore with this self-guided e-bike tour. Pick up your e-bike and map just steps from the Pisa train station and cycle through the city’s old town and Piazza dei Miracoli at your own pace. Stop to get a good look at the sights and snap photos where you prefer and discover corners of this historic city that many tourists miss.

Authentic Italian cuisine becomes more than a tasty memory with this private cooking class. Working in the home of a local chef—a verified “cesarina”—you’ll learn how to make fresh pizza and tiramisu, all from scratch. Great for all ages, you’ll learn a new skill, have an immersive travel experience, *and* feast on a delectable homemade meal in Pisa.

This tour follows the Serchio river, where it takes its natural landscape, the bed broken by the water jumps, the bushy terraces with many varieties of birds. The Puccini cycle path (named from the famous composer Giacomo Puccini who was born in Lucca) connects the Serchio valley to Lucca, where we can admire the medieval towers and the “Rocca di Ripafratta”, reaching the ancient walls of Lucca. The path above the city walls offers a breathtaking view. Art, music, history, food, wine, Lucca is a source of incredible treasures. We will cycle through the narrow streets downtown where the towers stand out above the roofs. The Guinigi Tower with its hanging garden on the top; the ancient shops along via Fillungo, the squares of the Roman amphitheater and that of Napoleon, so enchanting! For a gourmet stop in Lucca, visitors are spoiled for choice: from cecina, to necci (chestnut pancake) with ricotta, buccellato, Lucchese soup, etc… We are sure you will enjoy all!

Pisa is well known as an artistic city, but not everyone knows that it is possible to spend a day at the beach not far from the city center. This tour follows the "Trammino" new cycle path to the seaside resort of Marina di Pisa. A lovely route awaits you, ideal for families and those looking for a peaceful ride through the countryside, pine forest, and sea. This route offers you breathtaking scenery, such as the Arno's Mouth (Bocca d'Arno), which is known for the presence of scales and Retoni (large fishing nets placed on wooden constructions similar to stilts) and the typical tourist harbor. There are many restaurants along the coast where you can taste good fried seafood and eat delicious ice cream. Don't forget to bring your swimsuit, once at the seaside, you'll be able to enjoy a well-deserved swim in to the sea and a delicious ice cream on the seafront. This is a tour where you, the sun, and the sea are the real stars!

Savor the flavors of Tuscany on this food-lover’s dining experience in Pisa. Step inside a Pisa home and experience an authentic Italian welcome from your host. Roll up your sleeves to lend a hand preparing a traditional 4-course lunch or dinner, and gain insight into the role food plays in Italian culture. With the cooking done, savor your dishes alongside a selection of red and white wines from regional cellars.

Discover four out of the five picturesque villages scattered along a beautiful stretch of the Mediterranean coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We'll reach the first village by minivan and then we will take the ferry-boat (weather permitting). If ferry-boats won't work, we'll take the train to reach the villages.

Put some distance between you and the crowds and experience the authentic side of Pisa by being welcomed into a local home with this hands-on cooking lesson. Connect with a passionate host and learn how to prepare two types of fresh pasta from scratch, then create a creamy tiramisù like a pro. Cap off your experience by feasting on your handiwork, served with Tuscan wine and espresso.

Master three different authentic pasta recipes during this private, half-day cooking workshop in a local’s home. Learn the time-tested secrets behind classic Italian recipes, and test out your skills at your own personal cooking station. Reward your efforts with a tasting of the three pasta varieties, paired with red and white wine and followed by Italian coffee.

With this tour, enjoy skip-the-line access to the Leaning Tower, saving time and making it easier to navigate the oft-crowded Piazza dei Miracoli. Then, take a deep dive into the history and architecture of the tower along with the adjacent cathedral and baptistery by visiting with a private guide.

Check out the historical buildings, towers, the Roman Theatre, and more on this private tour of Volterra and San Gimignano. One of the highlights of this trip is a delicious Tuscan lunch in the winery, where you’ll also have around five different local wine tastings. You’ll have a private driver and hotel transfers, so no need to limit how many wine samples you try.

Discover the Italian gems of Florence and Chianti area and enjoy a tasting at a Tuscan winery on this day trip from Pisa. See the Ponte Vecchio, Piazzale Michelangelo and the iconic Duomo in Florence before heading to the Uffizi Gallery. To ensure an intimate experience, this day trip is limited to seven people.

Avoid crowded buses and tiring walking tours with this e-scooter rental and accompanying audio guide. Explore Pisa at your own pace while seeing top attractions and hidden gems covered on the audioguide itinerary. Your scooter rental starts just steps from Pisa’s central train station. Download the guide to your phone, place your phone on the provided holder, and explore Pisa on the zippy vehicles.

Tuscany and Pisa have always been synonymous with rich and fine food and there are many and varied aspects of the city that you can discover with our food and wine tour. Along with the locals, who live the city every day, we will take you to the city’s most popular and historic places and we will make you try the real “pisano” taste and flavours: starting from the typical rural tuscan salamis and cheeses, to the traditional focaccia “cecina” (from italian “ceci”: chickpeas), to conclude with an ice cream in one of the historical ice-cream stores in the city. If you want to really enjoy Pisa food tradition walking downtown and entering in restaurants that only local people know, join our Pisa food tour!

This place represents the long-lasting relationship between Pisa and sailing thanks to the exhibit of finds, but also to the building itself: it is a symbol of the Grand Duke’s will to revive the times of Pisa a Maritime Republic. These are all the reasons that brought to the conservation and preservation by all means possible of the structure of the Arsenals. This choice influenced the museum outfitting, especially in the “minor” rooms on the hallway. Here the maintenance of the horse boxes with gates and drinking troughs imposed a splitting of the narration into chapters, thus allowing the visitor to further divide the 8 thematic sections in small moments to be enjoyed step-by-step. The majestic rooms and the aisles, originally built to accommodate great Grand Duke ships, are now the perfect place to display the restored ships. Here the Roman ships are exhibited, as a starting point for the long history of sailing in Pisa, now finding new life inside the rooms of the museum.

Your day in Pisa is just winding down, the sun's about to set... It's time for an Aperitivo. This glamorous Italian tradition is loved all over the world, and this is your chance to learn how to prepare it for yourself, the perfect souvenir.  Preparing the perfect aperitivo is an art; you will learn how to prepare a selection of five elegant nibbles to pair with with a refreshing glass of fizz, ideal for sharing with friends in the early evening. Your aperitivo will be a bite-size representation of its local culture, using typical regional ingredients and local wines, such as a sparkling prosecco or a light red. This experience is held by Cesarine: Italy’s oldest network of 1000+ home cooks all over the country in more than 500 cities. They are passionate and welcoming hosts that open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers for immersive culinary experiences.