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Pisa is a compact city that offers various methods of transportation suitable for different needs. However, renting a car has its own charm. You have the liberty to explore the city and the beautiful Tuscan countryside at your own pace, and it opens opportunities for new experiences.
A small to mid-size car is typically best. Many of the streets in Pisa and on the outskirts are quite narrow. Smaller cars are easier to navigate and park. In addition, considering the Italian fuel costs, economy cars prove to be cost-effective.
Italian traffic rules may differ from those in Great Britain. Notably, you drive on the right-hand side of the road and overtake on the left. Seat belts are mandatory for everyone in the car, and child seats for toddlers.
Parking can be challenging in the city centre due to restricted 'Zona a Traffico Limitato' (ZTL). Look for blue lines which denote paid parking areas. Free parking is represented by white lines, although these are rare.
Beyond the iconic Leaning Tower, Pisa boasts numerous attractions that warrant your attention.
Pisa's location is ideal for day trips. Visit the romantic cobblestone streets in Lucca or the beautiful countryside of Chianti. Both are less than an hour's drive away.
There are actually three leaning towers in Pisa! Besides the famous one at Piazza dei Miracoli, there's the Bell Tower at St. Nicola Church and the Bell Tower at the St. Michele of Scalzi Church.
Plan a trip to the famous Cinque Terre, which is about 1.5 hours drive from Pisa. The picturesque 'five lands' offers stunning views, excellent hiking trails and delightful local cuisine.
We hope this guide preps you and sparks your excitement for your forthcoming trip! Let's meet in sunny Pisa.