Best places: Things to dos in Pisa

Grand marble-striped cathedral known for its ornate Romanesque bronze doors & carved 1300s pulpit.

Elaborately adorned 14th-century tower (56 meters at its tallest point) with a world-famous lean.

Grassy expanse that's home to the landmark leaning tower and grand marble-striped Pisa Cathedral.

👍👍 you don't need to be a motorcycle lover to visit this museum. it's all about the development of technology and design… great ideas made real with vision, great effort and dedication. it's very informative and well organized. 100% recommendable. it's free but leaving a voluntary contribution is not...

👍👍 Bellissima e veramente da visitare. Peccato lo spazio esterno dove son le celle non sia tenuto molto bene. Esperienza comunque unica da vivere anche perchè è una delle poche certosa d'italia. Bella bella bella!!

Sleek, modern museum displaying the remains of ancient Roman ships & shards of Etruscan pottery.

Romanesque Catholic church on an ancient site, with portraits of popes up to the 15th century.

👍👍 We had a great time going down this gorge. Definitely worth a visit! The water is cold, but not freezing. But it is summer right now and 36 degrees outside. There's really no need for a tour guide, you can just drive down the road, follow the signs and you'll find the river. It's well signposted....

Renaissance square with a statue of Cosimo I de Medici, the first Grand Duke of Tuscany.

This 14th-century Carthusian monastery now houses a monastic library & a natural history museum.

👍👍 Incredible town to wander around. Not worth paying to visit the Roman Theatre as you get a good view from the town walls

A permanent collection of Italian art, plus temporary exhibitions, in a restored medieval building.

Large medieval baptistery praised for its acoustics, with panels by renowned sculptor Pisano.

👍👍 Beautiful (and big) mural by famous artist Keith Haring, painted in 1989 as one of his last public murals !

Outdoor museum in Carrara's famed marble quarries showcasing excavating tools & sculptures.

😐 If you think your fit this is not a easy trail up to a castle . You may have to push your self so take plenty on water . If you start where I did follow the white and red signs up to a building where the map is then go left of the electricity power lines. There are no more signs from here at both of...

Unassuming rooms in a 16th-century country house, plus an gourmet restaurant & landscaped gardens.

👍👍 You can walk the narrow stone streets of the town and climb to the castle. Nice Tuscan view there.

Treetop courses & rope trails for all levels at an outdoor park with climbing nets & archery.

Gothic-style 13th-century Catholic church featuring a pulpit from which St. Thomas Aquinas preached.