Racetracks
Mugello Circuit
Ferrari-owned circuit in a green Tuscan valley, host of the Italian MotoGP. Its 1.1 km start straight and fast sweepers make it one of the most beautiful racetracks in the world.
Road trip route · Italy
The drive from Florence to Pisa covers 62 miles (100 km) and takes about 1 hr 20 min without stops. That makes it a comfortable one-day drive. Leave in the morning and you'll arrive with the day ahead of you.
Expect fuel for a typical petrol car (~40 mpg) to cost around €13 one-way plus roughly €6 in motorway tolls. Prices shift monthly, so treat these as ballpark figures.
At 62 miles this is longer than 8% of the 144 routes covered here, short enough to fold into a bigger itinerary without losing a day.
Within ~30 km of the driving route, worth the detour.
Racetracks
Ferrari-owned circuit in a green Tuscan valley, host of the Italian MotoGP. Its 1.1 km start straight and fast sweepers make it one of the most beautiful racetracks in the world.
Famous Bridges
A striking medieval humpback bridge arching over the Serchio river at Borgo a Mozzano in the Garfagnana, its improbably steep 11th-century span the stuff of devil-pact legend.
Famous Roads
The classic Chianti wine road winds between Florence and Siena past vineyards, castles and cypress-lined ridges.
Rules for each country on the route, in the order you meet them.
Low-emission zones: ZTL (Zona a Traffico Limitato).
Checked against national road authorities and the ECB reference rates. Rules change — confirm before you travel.
Legendary routes you could bolt onto this trip, with real distances and stop counts.
Driving from Florence to Pisa takes about 1 hr 20 min nonstop, covering 62 miles (100 km). Add time for breaks: most drivers stop every 2 hours.
Fuel for a typical petrol car (~40 mpg) costs roughly €13 one-way. Expect around €6 in motorway tolls. Estimates are indicative: prices change monthly.
Yes, at about 1 hr 20 min of driving, Florence to Pisa is a comfortable one-day drive with a couple of breaks.
We publish drive times, distances and fuel estimates for 144 routes across Europe and beyond, including 17 other drives in the same country. Browse them all on the routes index.
Top-rated stops in the drive corridor include Mugello Circuit, Devil's Bridge (Ponte della Maddalena), Strada Chiantigiana (SR222): see the full list of 3 stops on this page.
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