How to get from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole by bus and train?
Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole - Bus Schedule
The S10 bus from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole runs from 05:32 to 21:31, with departures every 25 min-1 hr. The trip takes about 2 hr 56 min, with regular service throughout the operating hours.
From Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole by bus and train
To get from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole in Pisa, you’ll need to take one bus line and 2 train lines: take the S10 bus from Medici Fortress station to Siena Bus Station station. Next, you’ll have to switch to the R train and finally take the R train from Empoli station to Pisa Central station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 2 hr 56 min. The bus and train schedule from Pescaia Terminal may change. We recommend you check the updated bus and train schedule to Fibonacci Pole on the Moovit app.
Step by Step
- 1Walk to bus stationMedici FortressID SI0094400 m • 7 min
- 2Wait for busS10San Miniato
- 3Ride to bus stationSiena Bus StationID SI240110 min
- 4Walk to train stationSiena30 m • 1 min
- 5Wait for trainRFlorence Santa Maria Novella
- 6Ride to train stationEmpoli52 min
- 7Wait for trainRLivorno Central
- 8Ride to train stationPisa Central30 min
- 9Walk toFibonacci PoleFilippo Buonarroti Street1.99 km • 25 min
Public transit directions from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole
Bus And Train schedule from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole
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Questions & Answers
What is the fastest way to get from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole?
The fastest way takes 176 minutes, using Bus line S10, Train line R, Train line R.
Is there a direct bus between Pescaia Terminal and Fibonacci Pole?
No, you’ll have to take one bus line and 2 train lines in total. The total travelling time is 2 hr 56 min.
Which bus line goes from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole?
The S10 bus line goes from Medici Fortress station near Pescaia Terminal in Siena to Siena Bus Station. From there you’ll have to take 2 train lines till Siena Bus Station near Fibonacci Pole in Pisa.
How long does it take to travel from Pescaia Terminal to Fibonacci Pole by bus and train?
The total travel time between Pescaia Terminal in Siena and Fibonacci Pole in Pisa by bus and train is about 2 hr 56 min.
Where do I get on the bus near Pescaia Terminal to get to Fibonacci Pole?
Get on the S10 bus from the Medici Fortress stop near Pescaia Terminal in Siena.
Where do I get off the bus when travelling between Pescaia Terminal and Fibonacci Pole?
Get off the bus at the Siena Bus Station, which is closest to Fibonacci Pole in Pisa.
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