Transfer from Livorno
to Venice - Marco Polo Airport

  Change direction
  Change direction

Trip details

Departure from Livorno
Selected sights
Estimated arrival to Venice - Marco Polo Airport
12:33h

Trip duration: 213min

Passengers & Extra luggage
1 x
0 x
Book this transfer

Trip details

Departure from Livorno
Passengers & Extra luggage
1 x
0 x

Places you can visit along the way

Quality photo of Bologna - Italy

Bologna
Italy

135 min

Bologna is the city of superlatives! To mention just a few: it is the home to the oldest university in the world (Dante Alighieri was... a student here); it is Italy’s gastronomic capital thanks to iconic pasta dishes tagliatelle alla Bolognese (the meat sauce known all over the world), prosciutto di Parma and Parmigiano-Reggiano; and it features countless historical buildings and breathtaking architecture along about 40 kilometers of arcaded streets. The heart of the city, Piazza del Nettuno Piazza Maggiore, are adorned with grand medieval and Renaissance architecture and historic monuments. Wherever you start your tour, you can’t miss because Bologna has so much to offer and the best way to explore it is on foot.

Quality photo of Florence - Italy

Florence
Italy

135 min

Florence is not only the crown jewel of Tuscany but it is also one of world’s greatest history and art cities. A preferred weekend getaway... for many Europeans, Florence seduces every visitor, whether you are a first-time stop-by traveler or a repeat visitor who just can’t get enough of this allure. It boasts amazing artwork and architecture, churches, museums and monuments. The most popular and important sites in Florence are Il Duomo - Florence’s cathedral, the Baptistery, the Uffizi, the Bargello, and the Accademia. But it also has a vibrant social scene full of quirky shops and quality crafts, restaurants, cafes and famous Italian pastry shops. You can’t leave Florence without trying Italian gelato and the best way to enjoy it is to sit near the Arno River, while admiring the Ponte Vecchio.

Quality photo of San Miniato - Italy

San Miniato
Italy

75 min

San Miniato dominates the horizon of gently rolling Tuscany hills. This charming little town dates back to Etruscan-Roman age and it boasts of many well... preserved churches, museums and villas. At the very peak of the hill stands, just like a beacon, Torre di Frederico II. Other key sights include the cathedral, Palazzo Vescovile, Palazzo Grifoni and Convent of San Francesco. However, the most delicious reason to visit this enchanting medieval town is to eat white truffle because San Miniato is said to be one of the undisputed world capitals of truffle.

Quality photo of Castello del Catajo - Italy

Castello del Catajo
Italy

90 min

The Catajo Castle was built between 1570 and 1573 by the Obizzi family, who originated from France. Their intention was to build a palace that... would represent the glory of their family, mostly known as “soldiers of fortune”. No wonder the castle features a grand fresco of military victories and symbolic representations of government on the main floor. The palace itself is an opulent, peaceful and aristocratic home with a long boulevard that leads to the Giants Courtyard. The building is majestic, consisting of 350 rooms, and the most notable parts are the elephant fountain in front of the entrance, mighty staircases and a grand terrace, which is a sort of an open-air ballroom.

Quality photo of Pisa - Italy

Pisa
Italy

75 min

Walking along the streets of Pisa means to breathe history and art on every step. This compelling city has more than 20 historic churches and... several medieval palaces, Romanesque buildings and Renaissance piazzas; not to mention the most famous the Leaning Tower or the Pisa Cathedral. And when you get tired of art and architectural treasures, rest in one of the many cafes or restaurants and enjoy the vibrant street life.

Quality photo of Ferrara - Italy

Ferrara
Italy

105 min

Whether you are a fast-track traveler or slow-paced sightseeing admirer, there is an endless list of things you will love about Ferrara. Its architecture is... a unique mix of medieval and renaissance styles and its cobblestone streets are dotted with museums, art galleries, charming shops and cafes. Castello Estense is the most notable monument of Ferrara and today a part of it is used as government offices but many castle rooms, including dungeons and prison cells, are open for viewing. The city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and while wondering these streets you will be astonished by the 12th century glorious cathedral.