Pisa: More Than Just the Leaning Tower

Famous worldwide for its Leaning Tower, Pisa hides a much richer artistic and cultural heritage. This Tuscan city, steeped in history and charm, offers visitors an unforgettable experience. Let's discover together what to see and do in Pisa.

The Square of Miracles: A masterpiece of architecture 

It is impossible not to start with the Square of Miracles, the beating heart of the city. In addition to the famous Leaning Tower, you will find the Duomo, a masterpiece of Pisan Romanesque architecture, the Baptistery, and the Camposanto, an ancient monumental cemetery.

What to do in Pisa beyond the Leaning Tower

• Explore the historic center: Pisa hides charming alleys, historic buildings, and Romanesque churches. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Palazzo Blu, which hosts temporary art exhibitions, and Palazzo dei Cavalieri, home to the University of Pisa.

• Navigate the Arno River: A relaxing way to admire the city from a different perspective.

• Visit the museums: Pisa hosts numerous museums, including the National Museum of San Matteo, which houses a rich collection of works of art.

• Taste the Pisan cuisine: Don't miss the opportunity to taste the typical dishes of Pisan cuisine, such as cacciucco, a fish soup, and tordelli, a stuffed pasta.

• Go shopping: Pisa offers a wide range of shops, from big brands to artisan workshops.

Useful tips for visiting Pisa

• Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are the ideal times to visit Pisa, when the climate is mild and the crowds are smaller.

• Reaching Pisa from Montevarchi is very simple. Here are two options:                                         By car: The A1 highway is the fastest way to reach Pisa. From Montevarchi, take the highway towards Florence and then take the exit for Pisa. The journey takes about an hour.                                                                                              

• By train: From Montevarchi you can take a regional train to Pisa Centrale. The train frequency is good and the journey takes about an hour and a half.

• Tickets: It is advisable to purchase tickets online to avoid queues, especially in high season.

• What to bring: Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and a hat.

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