Flight Bordeaux to Pisa - Flight ticket Bordeaux to Pisa

Enchanting Pisa is within striking distance of Florence, and offers more than just its leaning tower. Book your direct flight from Bordeaux and discover a heady region packed full of stunning buildings, gorgeous landscapes and Mediterranean delicacies...

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5 good reasons to go to Pisa

Past glories

Pisa is famous for its leaning tower, but it would be a shame to forget the city's other gems: The cathedral, baptistery, the Camposanto, the Santa Maria della Spina and Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri churches, the Della Carovana palace and Blue Palace, and the Cittadella Vecchia. Make time to see Keith Haring's mural, too.

A master class in Pisa art

Pisa is crammed full of fascinating museums, with the San Matteo national museum heading up the list. Enclosed within the former San Matteo convent, the museum is home to a rich regional art collection. The works here illustrate how Pisa has dominated the Italian art scene since the Middle Ages.

Explore Pisa's natural park

Pisa's various parks and gardens delight locals and visitors alike, but you may prefer the Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli natural park on the fringes of the city. Dappled with ponds and lakes, the park is a safe haven for a multitude of different animals, with birds, fish, rabbits, boars and more all rubbing shoulders here.

Hit the wine route

The Tuscan landscape gives pride of place to vineyards and cypress trees. Not far from Pisa, the Chianti route winds its way through silver-screen-worthy vistas. Follow the wine route for an experience to treat all the senses. Wander through the vineyards and try wine-tasting topped off with a visit to Sienna and Florence.

Gorging on Tuscany's delights

You can't leave Tuscany without trying its world-renowned chianti wine. Whether you prefer red or white, its floral, fruity notes work beautifully with the region's cured meats and pasta dishes. If you're craving something sweet, try pastries such as the torta coi bischeri.

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Culture and history

The leaning tower of Pisa

Pisa's most iconic building is its UNESCO World Heritage-listed tower. Its campanile or bell tower is made entirely from cut marble and is an exquisite example of Roman artistry. Built in the 12th century on shifting soil, the tower has been tilting over ever since. Climb to the top and soak up the views.

The cathedral and baptistery

Just opposite the tower on the Piazza dei Miracol square is the cathedral and its baptistery. The Roman cathedral was built in the 11th and 12th centuries and features Byzantine influences. As with many Italian churches, the façade uses several different kinds of marble. The gilded embellishments on the inside are simply stunning, and the next-door Romano-Gothic baptistery is also well worth a visit.

Camposanto, a monumental cemetery

Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, the Camposanto is the final resting place of Pisa's celebrities. This unusual cemetery includes a magnificent cloister and three chapels. It was built over a mound of soil from the Golgotha hill, where Jesus is said to have been crucified.

Outings

Around the Piazza delle Vettovaglie

Make like a local and head to the Piazza delle Vettovaglie, a sweet little square surrounded by pretty arches. The square is brought to life thanks to the markets, bars and many students who flock here. The surrounding streets are home to restaurants that serve up tasty traditional dishes around the clock.

Livorno, or Little Venice

Just 25 kilometres away from Pisa, Livorno is one of Tuscany's best-loved seaside resorts. Breathe in the fresh sea breeze in the town's Little Venice, a district gridded with canals and waterside buildings decked out in gorgeous ochre hues. Restaurants and cafés line the canals with their relaxing terraces.

Gastronomy

Bistecca alla fiorentina

Florentine steak is Tuscany's most emblematic dish. T-bone Chianina beef steak is salted and peppered and left to grill on the barbecue. Italians like it rare, and serve this steak with a side of green beans.

Sink your teeth into torta coi bischeri

A classic in Pisa, torta coi bischeri will hit the spot for all chocolate addicts. The tart is filled with a cream made of cooked rice, chocolate and candied fruit, with any extra pastry used to decorate the edges in an ornate, lacy style. You'll find lots of rice-based desserts in Tuscany.