Cheap Flights from London to Pisa

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When can I find the cheapest flights?
Expect to pay over £180 for a return trip London to Pisa in the summer months, Aug is especially expensive due to school summer holidays. If you’re able to travel during months such as Oct, Nov and Feb, you can find amazing deals on return flights London to Pisa. An average flight during these months will cost around £24 return.
Other Transportation to Pisa
Prefer to travel by land? You can also take a coach or travel from London to Pisa, although the journey time is considerably longer.
About Airport
Airports Providing Direct Flights
Travellers can catch direct flights London to Pisa from 3 airports in London: London Gatwick Airport (LGW), London Stansted Airport (STN), and Heathrow Airport (LHR).
Travellers can opt to fly straight to the 1 airport in Pisa or choose 1 alternative airport in Tuscany.
Airports in Pisa
There is 1 international airport in Pisa: Pisa Airport (PSA), also known as Galileo Galilei Airport.
For nearby alternatives, Florence Airport (FLR) is a simple 1 hr 37 mins train ride from Pisa. You can also take a bus which takes 1 hr.

Transport options to London airports
There are several methods for travelling from central London to the 3 airports which operate direct flights London to Pisa. Trip.com recommends the routes below as the quickest and most comfortable transport options.
You can take the Heathrow Express train from London Paddington if your flight leaves from Heathrow Airport. If departing from Gatwick Airport, you can take the Gatwick Express from London Victoria.
And for Stansted, the Stansted Express train will take you direct from London Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport.
How to get to the centre of Pisa from the airport
The city centre of Pisa is just 1 km from the airport. A dedicated shuttle bus (known as People Mover) takes around 5 minutes to reach Pisa Centrale station and costs €5. Once at the station, you’re in the centre of the city – you can also choose to take a train further afield.
Alternatively, if you have a lot of luggage or don’t want to have to wait for a shuttle bus, a taxi from Pisa Airport to the city centre cost €6-€8. The journey should take 2-3 minutes.
About Airline
Which airlines provide the route?
Airlines that provide direct flights London to Pisa include Ryanair, easyJet and British Airways.

Fastest Direct Flight
According to Trip.com the fastest direct flight is from London Stansted Airport to Pisa Airport, and it takes 2 hrs 5 mins. The longest direct flight is 2 hrs 20 mins.
About Pisa
Famous for the Leaning Tower, there’s much more to Pisa than just jaw-dropping architecture. One of Italy’s oldest university cities, Pisa has a buzzing café and bar culture and lots of exciting things to do all year round. After spending some time in the stunning Piazza dei Miracoli, head to Piazza dei Cavalieri for the best restaurants and local life.
Tuscany is famous for its fresh produce and olive oil, which you can sample at one of the many quaint street markets. Pisa is also the birthplace of famous scientist Galileo Galilei and you can visit his extensive library and walk past his house (though sadly it’s not open to the public).
Exploring Tuscany? You can reach the beautiful city of Florence in just one hour with Italy’s fast and affordable regional trains. Or to escape the hustle and bustle, head to the famous hot springs of Casciana Terme just 37 km away. For sea and sand, the pretty beaches of Castiglioncello are a 30-minute train ride away.

Tourist Attractions in Pisa
Leaning Tower of Pisa: The world-famous icon of Pisa, you can’t miss it! The spectacular torre is located in Piazza dei Miracoli – literally Miracle Square and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Climb to the top of the belltower for a breath-taking view across the city, the Arno River and the mountains beyond.
Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta: One of the most beautiful cathedrals in Italy, this white marble wonder is also in Piazza dei Miracoli. Built in 1063, this is an excellent example of Roman-Pisan gothic architecture. Don’t forget to get a cute holiday snap under its impressive dome or cupola.
Keith Haring Mural: A stark contrast to the white marble of Pisa’s most elaborate buildings, this colourful and lively mural was created specifically for the city of Pisa in 1989. Titled Tuttomondo (the whole world), the theme of the mural is peace and harmony.
Popular Hotels in Pisa
Experience Tuscany in style with our pick of the best hotels in Pisa.
Make yourself at home in one of Palazzo Feroci’s charming rustic guest rooms or take a seat in the pretty garden – you’ll be just six minutes’ walk from the famous Leaning Tower. Or why book a room at Grand Hotel Duomo, just two minutes from Duomo Square? It’s also only 20 minutes away from Pisa Centrale railway station for easy day trips by train.
Outside of the city there are several exceptional 5-star hotels and resorts. Pick from Bagni di Pisa Palace & Thermal Spa where you can sample the natural springs at a deluxe spa and Golfo dei Poeti Relais and Spa where you’ll enjoy 5-star luxury with amazing views.
Best Time to Visit Pisa
Located in central Italy, the climate is mostly warm and dry and Jul is the hottest month.
As night falls on Jun 16^th visitors can experience La Luminara, a festival of light dedicated to San Ranieri, the patron of Pisa. Around 70,000 candles are placed in glass jars and hung on wooden frames across the city to describe the shapes of the palaces, bridges, churches and towers along the riverbank. Floating candles are also placed into the river. This magical festival is one of the best ways to see Pisa.
Another unique summer festival is Gioco del Ponte in which the two sides of the city enact a huge tug of war across the bridge at the centre of the city. Watch with bated breath as the two teams battle it out to push a cart across the bridge, then enjoy eating and drinking late into the night in victory (or commiseration).