Best Rome Airport Transfers: Your Arrival in Comfort and Elegance
Private Transfer in a spacious and elegant vehicle for up to eight passengers
Arriving in Rome, the Eternal City, is an unforgettable experience. To get your journey off to the best possible start, Rome Air-Port Shuttle offers an airport transfer service that goes beyond conventional transportation. Our commitment is to provide you, whether you are an executive on a business trip or a tourist eager to discover the wonders of the city, with a warm welcome and a journey marked by refinement, absolute privacy and total security.
A Personalized Welcome for Our Passengers
At Rome Air-Port Shuttle, each customer is treated as an honored guest. We understand that first impressions are crucial, which is why we are dedicated to providing impeccable service from the moment you land in Rome. Our experienced and bilingual drivers will be waiting for you with a nameplate, ready to assist you with your luggage and take you comfortably and safely to your destination.
Discover the Beauty of Rome and Surrounding Areas with Our Exclusive City Tours
For travelers who want to explore the rich history and culture of Rome and its surrounding areas, Rome Air-Port Shuttle offers personalized city tours. Our drivers are not just drivers; they are experienced guides, passionate about Rome and Italy and familiar with the city’s best tourist attractions. During your airport transfer to your hotel, or on a dedicated tour.
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Best Rome Airport Transfers – Private Day Trip From Rome to Pisa and Lucca
The best-known day trip from Rome is the one that takes you to the city of the leaning tower. This small university town has a jaw-dropping collection of buildings that many people end up not noticing in their entirety because they focus their attention only on the Tower of Pisa.
Pisa
The leaning tower, of course, is the best-known attraction in the region and is actually quite crooked. Its tilt was caused by the terrain in the area where it was built, which is composed of clay and sand and did not support the tower’s columns.
The construction, which began in 1173, began to give way a few years after its construction and when this was realized, new strategies were adopted to keep the tower standing, but without much success.
After being closed to the public due to the risk of collapse, the tower was reopened in 2001 after a process of renovation and maneuvers to support the construction. Today the tower is still leaning, but it is in safe condition and it is possible to access its top by reserving a ticket for this.
In Piazza dei Miracoli, the square that houses Pisa’s main attractions, in addition to the Tower, there is the Cathedral of Pisa, which has free entry and monumental architecture, the Camposanto (a building with several frescoes on the walls that served as a cemetery), the Campo dei Miracoli, the Baptistery of San Giovani and the Museo delle Sinopie, which tells the story of the frescoes of the Camposanto.
You can buy a combined ticket for all the attractions located in the Piazza dei Miracoli and it is well worth it. The Camposanto, in particular, draws attention for its beautiful architecture, beautiful gardens and being much less crowded, while the Tower of Pisa is crowded.
Where to Eat in Pisa:
L’Ostellino – tasty and well-priced panini
Porci Comodi – good for snacks, panini and cold cuts platter à la Tuscany.
Lucca
The small city of Lucca is a wonderful surprise for the most demanding travelers. Hidden within its walls, the city of 100 churches and cobblestone streets is a feast for the eyes and a charming place to spend the day. Founded by the Etruscans, it was a Roman colony and also taken over by Napoleon, who left his sister Elisa in charge of the city.
Lucca’s biggest attraction is its 16th-century city wall, which runs for 4 km around the city. The beautiful wall, which is long and can be easily explored on foot or by bike (there are places to rent bikes or quad bikes), allows you to admire beautiful buildings, gardens and wooded areas. The tour is incredible and truly unmissable! Don’t miss it… it’s a simple and delightful activity, one of those that a trip to Italy really knows how to provide!
Other highlights of the city include the Duomo di San Martino, Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, Piazza Napoleone, Palazzo Pfanner, which has beautiful gardens for relaxing, the Guinigi Tower, which offers panoramic views of the region, and Via Fillungo, one of the city’s main streets, with many cool little shops. In the afternoon, the city usually becomes lively, with its cafes and bars with tables on the streets.
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