Pisa to Perugia from $17: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard catering services vary by the operator you choose for your journey from Pisa to Perugia. Trenitalia provides on-board dining options with a snack bar selling beverages and light snacks, while Italo, if available, may offer a more extensive menu in their higher-class services. Check the specific train (Regionale, Frecciarossa, or Italo) to see what local delicacies might be available.

• The train service includes various seating options: Trenitalia’s standard offerings are Economy Class, First Class, and Business Class, with Economy being comfortable for shorter trips but lacking additional amenities. If you prefer more space and comfort, First Class is recommended. Italo trains typically provide Standard, Comfort, and Prima Class, each with increasing levels of luxury. Visit Trenitalia and Italo to explore the specific amenities for each class.

• Upon arrival at Perugia's train station, you can leave your luggage at the luggage storage service available for a small fee, which is ideal if you want to explore the city without your bags. Perugia train station provides restroom facilities, but note that showers are not available. To get to the city center quickly, take the MiniMetro, which runs every 15 minutes; it’s just a short walk from the station entrance. The mini metro line 1 takes you directly to the city center in about 15 minutes.