Galileo Galilei Pisa International Airport (PSA)

Although Florence is much bigger than Pisa, the airport in Pisa is effectively the biggest in terms of passenger in Tuscany. You can reach it either by train from the central railway station in Florence, or by bus from Pisa, or even by taxi, since it is a relatively short ride which will cost you no more than 15 pounds. You can rent cars with all the largest firms at the airport in Pisa, be careful when you return your car, not to drive into the normal park area, since the panels are a bit misleading. There is a small restaurant if your flight is delayed, but i suggest you buy local food in town which will be much cheaper and ...

Galileo Galilei airport is very close to the city of Pisa and is the largest aiport in the region of Tuscany. It is a convenient iport if you wish to go to Florence, off course if you wish to go to Tuscany, although for the South part of Tuscany you may be better off flying into Rome. I only landed once at this airport. Once we touched ground a bus arrived and took us for less than 100 metres to the immigration point. We cleared very fast immigration and waited for our luggage. It arrived in 20 minutes. I had booked a car with Hertz, who are just opposite the arrival gate. When we flew back, we found the indication to return the car a bit confusing ...

Pisa International Airport is the largest airport in Tuscany, which really isn't saying a lot! It is used as a gateway to Florence, and the connections from Pisa Airport to Florence are very good, but I'll come back to that in a moment. Even though it is the main airport of Tuscany, Pisa is quite a small airport, especially if you are used to flying out of the UK. It isn't the kind of airport you should leave to do your shopping in, let's just put it that way! Located to the west of Pisa, it is easy to find. There are trains directly from Santa Maria Novella Station in Florence to the Airport itself and also trains from Pisa. It costs ...