Shore excursion by vespa from Livorno, visiting Florence and Pisa.

In this tour departing from the Port of Livorno, you can see the Cathedral Duomo, the replica statue of David at Piazzale Michelangelo and the churches of Santa Maria Novella and Santa Croce. Instead of walking, ride over to Boboli Gardens and up the Florentine hill to San Miniato al Monte to catch the spectacular view of Florence.
And later, head over to Piazza Della Liberta to catch a glimpse of San Marco. Not forgetting the lovely historic town of Fiesole for a better panoramic view of Florence and its rolling hills. You will be back in time for your ship to sail back.

Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo

Choose a beautiful day to drive around town with a Vespa scooter, following a special itinerary that offers you the most amazing views of Florence.
The tour starts at the Santa Maria Novella Station where you can head to Piazzale Michelangelo which is the city's most famous sightseeing spot.
Here you can admire the breath-taking view of Florence and you will see the replica of Michelangelo's statue of David in the centre of the square.
A couple of minutes away you will find the San Miniato al Monte convent, yet another incredible panoramic spot that is also famous for its ancient medieval history and its beautiful historic cemetery.

Pretty Fiesole

You can also choose to get to Fiesole in just a few minutes ride outside the city center.
This small town that overlooks Florence and the surrounding hill has one of the most spectacular panoramic views.
Don't forget to take your time and enjoy the sceneries and the beauty of Italy. Fiesole is famous for its ancient Roman history, in fact, it still holds an original Roman amphitheatre that is still in use to this very day.

Free time in Pisa

Continue to ride towards Pisa, to capture the magnificent building of Pisa's Cathedral, famously known as the "leaning Tower of Pisa" in Piazza del Duomo.
The facades at the Piazza dei Cavalieri are impressively built in the 16th century along with Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri.
The grand 16th century Palazzo della Carovana was modernised in Renaissance style is decorated with sgraffiti. It is a must visit to the Palazzo Reale, where Galileo Gallilei showed to the Grand duke of Tuscany the planets he discovered with his telescope, where some of his tools are preserved in Museo Nazionale degli Strumenti per il Calcolo.
You might also like our 500 Wine Tour in Bolgheri from Livorno or our Private Shore Excursion to visit Florence, Pisa and Lucca.