Pisa's fame runs almost entirely through one square. The Leaning Tower and the Duomo sit together on the grass of Piazza dei Miracoli, a UNESCO site so photographed it's easy to forget the rest of the city exists around it, medieval streets running down to the Arno and university energy keeping the place younger than its history suggests. Pisa's real value to this fleet, though, is geography: Galileo Galilei Airport puts you closer to the rest of Tuscany than any other arrival point in the region, and the road inland toward Lucca, walled and unhurried, or south along the coast toward Viareggio's Art Nouveau seafront, both start within twenty minutes of the terminal. This is a city built for a fast handoff rather than a long stay, arrive, collect the car, and be in Chianti or on the coast before lunch. Rent or hire a sports car with Zeus Prestige and Pisa airport becomes the start of the trip, not a layover on the way to it.