Pisa to Venice from $30: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train trip from Pisa to Venice, you'll find that Trenitalia and Italo are the main operators for this route. Trenitalia offers a catering service on their Frecciarossa trains, with options like light snacks and beverages available for purchase. Italo does not provide a catering service on board, so it’s advisable to bring your own snacks or buy something at the station before boarding.

• When booking your seats, Trenitalia offers several options: First Class, Business Class, and Standard Class. First Class provides wider seats, more legroom, and a quieter environment. Business Class is similar but includes added perks like complimentary refreshments, while Standard Class is more economical. Italo offers two main classes: First Class, which includes plush seating and complimentary snacks, and Smart Class, which is a comfortable yet budget-friendly option. For both operators, reserving your seats in advance is recommended to secure your preference.

• Upon arriving in Venice at Santa Lucia Station, you’ll find that luggage storage is available at the 'Deposito Bagagli' for a fee. The station also has restrooms, but there are no showers available. To quickly reach the city center, take the Vaporetto (water bus) instead of walking or using a taxi; Line 1 is a direct route to various key stops, including Rialto and St. Mark's. For faster options, Line 2 runs express services to San Marco and is a great choice if you're in a hurry.