Pisa, Lucca and Other Tuscany Campervan Pickups
Quick summary: Beyond Florence, campervan pickups in Pisa, at Pisa Airport, and in Lucca, Pistoia, Bologna and Perugia can suit your route better. Pisa Airport is Tuscany’s main international gateway, a little over an hour from Florence, and Lucca puts you close to the coast and the Cinque Terre. Some companies let you return the campervan or motorhome in another city, such as Rome or Genoa, often for a one-way fee.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Pisa Airport | Tuscany’s main international gateway |
| Lucca and Pistoia | Northern Tuscany |
| Bologna | Over the Apennines from Florence |
| Perugia | Umbria |
| One-way | Rome or Genoa with some companies |
| Tours | Pisa day trips |
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Which pickup suits your route?
| Pickup | Best for |
|---|---|
| Pisa and Pisa Airport | The coast, Lucca and the Cinque Terre |
| Lucca | Walled-city base for northern Tuscany |
| Pistoia | Between Florence and Lucca |
| Bologna | Arriving from the north |
| Perugia | Umbria and Assisi |
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Which one-way routes work well for an RV?
Florence or Pisa to Rome via Siena and the Val d’Orcia, or Pisa to Genoa along the coast past the Cinque Terre. One-way fees and longer minimums may apply.
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What about Bologna and Perugia?
Bologna is around an hour north of Florence over the Apennines, and Perugia is Umbria’s capital.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it’s one of Tuscany’s main pickups.
A little over an hour by road.
Some companies allow it, usually with a one-way fee.
Yes, Lucca has campervan pickups.