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Pisa to Livorno return

Pisa, Tuscany, ItalyRoad

81 km
Distance
60 m
Elevation gain
Moderate
Difficulty
Paved
Surface
On the road: Pisa to Livorno return

Elevation profile

60 m over 81 km

Route overview

Riders who want distance without climbing. No hills to speak of, but 82 km of exposed coastal road adds up in a headwind.

Out of Pisa on the traffic-free Trammino cycleway to the sea at Marina di Pisa, south along the coast to Livorno, and back the same way. Flat throughout and never more than 18 m above sea level.

The first 10 km leave Pisa on a dedicated cycleway running through flat farmland and pine forest to Marina di Pisa. From there the route turns south down the coast, mixing seafront road with urban streets into Livorno, then retraces the whole thing. Recorded at an average of 20.4 km/h moving, 4h 01m rolling out of 5h 39m elapsed.

Highlights

  • Traffic-free Trammino cycleway from Pisa to the sea
  • Coast road south from Marina di Pisa
  • Livorno's Venezia Nuova canals and Fortezza Nuova

Along the route

Measured from the recorded track and OpenStreetMap.

Places passed

  1. CEP 2.2 km
  2. La Vettola 3.9 km
  3. San Piero a Grado 5.9 km
  4. La Bigattiera 6.6 km
  5. Marina di Pisa 12.3 km
  6. Livorno 37.3 km
  7. Stagno 44.7 km
  8. Calambrone 56.6 km
  9. Tirrenia 60.4 km
  10. Fattoria Arno Vecchio 67.8 km
  11. Cascine Nuove 72.4 km
  12. Barbaricina 75.7 km
  13. Pisa 77.6 km
  14. San Martino 77.6 km
  15. San Francesco 77.6 km
  16. San Giusto 78.1 km
  17. La Cella 78.1 km
  18. Porta a Piagge 78.1 km
  19. San Marco 78.1 km

On the road

  • Pizzeria Da Filippo (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Lo Schiaccianoci (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Xin Zhon Gou (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Moisè (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Galleria (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Tiffany Cafe (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Bar Taormina (Café) 0 km
  • Mic Ramen (Restaurant) 0 km
  • Caffè Gambrinus (Café) 0.1 km
  • Water 0.5 km
  • IP (Fuel station) 0.8 km
  • Eni (Fuel station) 1 km

Practical information

Surface
Paved
Route shape
Loop
Riding time
4–5½ hours riding
Time of day
Start early; the coast road gets busy with beach traffic by late morning.
Season
April to June, then September to October.

Know before you go

  • The approach to Livorno runs through an active port area with lorry traffic
  • Exposed coastal road — a headwind is the only real difficulty on this route

Routes are for inspiration. Roads, surfaces and conditions change — check locally and ride within your limits.

11 photographs from the road