Venice to Pisa from $30: 8 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your trip from Venice to Pisa, consider using Trenitalia or Italo as your train operators. Trenitalia offers refreshments through its onboard catering service, with options ranging from light snacks to full meals available for purchase, including regional specialties. Italo, on the other hand, offers a complimentary snack and beverage service, and a wider selection of meals can be purchased. Check their respective websites for specific details and menu options.

• For your journey, Trenitalia provides three seating options: Standard (Economy), Premium (Business), and Executive (First Class). The Standard class offers comfortable seating but less legroom, whereas Premium and Executive provide more spacious arrangements and amenities like power outlets and complimentary newspapers. Italo's options include Smart (Economy) and Prima (Business), with Prima providing additional comfort and services such as a welcome drink and more spacious seating.

• Upon arrival at Pisa Centrale station, utilize the luggage storage services available at the station if you want to explore the city without your bags. The station has lockers and manned storage services where you can leave your luggage for a few hours. Make sure to check for restrooms, which are located near the ticket office, but there are typically no shower facilities in the station. The fastest way to the city center is via the LAM Rossa bus line (Lines 1 or 2), which takes approximately 10-15 minutes; alternatively, it's about a 25-minute walk.