8 hours
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Set off on a journey to the cities of Florence and Pisa accompanied by a bilingual tour leader. This transfer service ensures a timely return to your ship after a day filled with exploration and discovery.Upon arrival in Florence, the tour leader will guide you through the city's historic centre, showcasing landmarks such as the Duomo and its bell tower, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazza della Signoria. The tour concludes at the Central Market, where you can sample traditional local cuisine and regional products.Opt for the additional entry to the Accademia Gallery, and you'll have the chance to admire Michelangelo's statue of David, an iconic masterpiece of the Renaissance that symbolizes strength and beauty. The museum also houses other remarkable works by Michelangelo, along with a vast collection of paintings, historical musical instruments, and art pieces that reflect Florence's cultural and artistic grandeur.The excursion continues to Pisa, where you'll have some time to explore the monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli. If you opt for the additional entry to the Leaning Tower, you can ascend this world-renowned structure and take in the panoramic view of the city from its summit.
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SightseeingExperience - CitySightseeing Italy
You need to take the Livorno Porto 2000 shuttle from the cruise terminal to Via Claudio Cogorano (about 10 minutes of travel). Upon arrival in the city centre, you will find the staff wearing green t-shirts. Be sure to be at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure time. The tour leader will be at the meeting point approximately 30 minutes before departure time, so please do not arrive too early.
Address
Piazza del Duomo, 56126 Pisa PI, Italy
Why does the tower lean? The Romanesque 183ft (56m) campanile, was begun in 1170 but started leaning immediately due to the porous clay soil beneath it. Building diagonal floors to offset the lean was attempted in 1272, but didn’t help. In 1372, the tower was leaning 4.5ft (1.4m). By 1993, it was 17ft (5.4m) and the tower was closed for ten years amid fears it might fall.
The Accademia Gallery is an essential stop for any visitor to Florence for one exquisite reason: Michelangelo’s David. One of the most celebrated works of the Renaissance, the fantastic details of this sculpture, from David’s sinewy arms to his steely gaze, are well worth the queues.
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