Took the train from Cinque Terre to Stazione di Pisa Centrale to catch a flight from the Pisa…read moreairport. This train station is small but yet very clean. We arrived here about 630am and it was practically empty. Easy to navigate through. And the little train that we had to hop on to get to the airport got us there in no time. Wish we could've went to see the leaning tower of Pisa since it was somewhat close by but we didn't want to risk the chance of missing our flight. Oh well... next time.

The Pisa train station is small in scale, and mainly for commute between the coast and inland. You…read morecan take trains from here to Florence and ocean towns, and I would suggest to pay close attention to which platform to board your trains as there are different types.

busy but not crazy busy. clean and easy to find your way around. lots of options for food and…read moreshopping.

So good trains so fast ticket purchase so easy T2 here from…read morehotel so easy people reps inside answer questions love love

Everything you need in a small town train station but nothing special. They do have an actual…read moreticket office which is nice - and it was actually open every time we were in the station. There are two dead end tracks on either side of station so if you have a train leaving from one of these, be careful to be sure which side you need to be on, as it can be confusing.

A small train station that services a small town. The station is old with that run down charm that…read moreyou may see in a movie. The station has one ticket window and couple of self help ticket machines. Bathroom is a sad situation for the females, no seats in any stall. For the guys, urinals are ok. But if you have to do a number 2, good luck - no seats. Tip: if you are doing a day trip, buy the arrival and return tickets together.

Its crazy leave plenty of time and can be confusing…read more Great trains to Milan though Tickets are relatively inexpensive and the trains and station pretty clean You no longer need to validate your tickets like the old days

Quaint station, organized and helpful staff. And they have McDonald's, what else could one ask for?read more

Very clean and peaceful station before noon, not a lot of traffic on weekends. The station has only…read moretwo platforms and is easy to figure out. There are benches and some seating in the shade with a view. The homes perched up high on the hills is nice.

This is an absolutely fabulous station on the Cinque Terre. If you are spending one day in this…read morearea I definitely recommend you stop by Monterosso station and enjoy the beautiful scenery and wonderful restaurants. Have a positive day. 5 stars!

One of the train stations in the Cinque Terre. We spent our last 5 days of our Italian trip…read moreextravaganza in Monterosso and took this train alot to get to the other villages. We could've hiked to the other villages but let's be real here.... there was a heat wave and we didn't feel like it. So this train station was our savior. We bought our train tickets here to get to and from the other villages and it is super easy to navigate through. Monterosso is the most visited village so the train station is always crowded during the day. Late evenings and early morning not so much.

We visited the area and stayed in Tirrenia at the Grand Continental. When I researched that hotel…read moreand how to get from it, via train to Venice and bought the tickets, I didn't think about using the Pisa train station. Turns out this train station is actually a little farther out of the way from Tirrenia than Pisa and once the train leaves, the first stop is in Pisa - So, if you need to go towards Firenze do yourself a favor and use Pisa's train station instead. As for this station, it looked decent, even though we got there at 4:30AM and there were homeless people sleeping all over inside it on the floor. It was a little scary being the only non-homeless people in there in the early morning darkness, something I probably wouldn't do again.

My hubby and I were on a 10-day cruise, and one of our stops was in Livorno. So we took a shuttle…read morebus from the ship to downtown, where we bought a bus ticket on the public bus and headed to Stazione di Livorno. There we boarded a train to Florence (about a 1 hour train ride) so we could spend a day in Florence! The train was really nice, clean, and comfortable. We were able to find a seat right away and were actually seated near one of the restrooms. We noticed a "cleaning gal" checked the restroom multiple times to make sure it was clean and stocked. We spent our day in Florence and then were able to take the train back to Stazione di Livorno. (There are several trains that go back and forth throughout the day.) We then had to take the public bus again back to downtown to board our shuttle back to the ship. Overall, it's a lot of moving pieces to get you to the train station, but not difficult! Well worth it!