14 things you MUST see in Pisa
Museum and exhibitions
It is a must see for all the medieval fine art lovers. It is full of ancient masterpieces: Nicola Pisano, Giunta Pisano, Berlinghiero, Simone Martini, Masaccio, Donatello. The tickets are cheap: 5€, reduced 2,50€
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National Museum of San Matteo, Pisa
1 Piazza San Matteo In SoartaIt is a must see for all the medieval fine art lovers. It is full of ancient masterpieces: Nicola Pisano, Giunta Pisano, Berlinghiero, Simone Martini, Masaccio, Donatello. The tickets are cheap: 5€, reduced 2,50€
In this beautiful new museum opened in 2019 you can admire a lot of real roman ships recovered in the last 20 years in Pisa. They were 6 metres underground, an incredible series of ship wreckages in an extraordinary state of preservation, with their loads of commercial items and various remnants of life on board. Opening days:
Wednesday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday
Guided tours available
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Музей старовинних кораблів у Пізі
16 Lungarno Ranieri SimonelliIn this beautiful new museum opened in 2019 you can admire a lot of real roman ships recovered in the last 20 years in Pisa. They were 6 metres underground, an incredible series of ship wreckages in an extraordinary state of preservation, with their loads of commercial items and various remnants of life on board. Opening days:
Wednesday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday
Guided tours available
Totally restored in late 2019 it is the best place to know and appreciate the art of the leaning tower, the cathedral and the baptistry.
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Cathedral Museum
23 Piazza del DuomoTotally restored in late 2019 it is the best place to know and appreciate the art of the leaning tower, the cathedral and the baptistry.
It is the oldest university botanical garden in the world, right in front of the Leaning Tower. There are ancient plants from all over the world and it has recently been refurbished and is now very welcoming.
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Ботанічний сад та музей Пізи
13 Via Luca GhiniIt is the oldest university botanical garden in the world, right in front of the Leaning Tower. There are ancient plants from all over the world and it has recently been refurbished and is now very welcoming.
Beautiful noble mansion along the river, it hosts amazing temporary exhibitions. Visit the website to see the calendar https://palazzoblu.it/
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Palazzo Blu
9 Lungarno GambacortiBeautiful noble mansion along the river, it hosts amazing temporary exhibitions. Visit the website to see the calendar https://palazzoblu.it/
Sightseeing
It is the fantastic last mural from Keith Haring, painted in 1989, 180 square meters wide, and it was done in Pisa to last permanently.
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Murale Tuttomondo Кіта Харінга
18 P.za V. Emanuele IIIt is the fantastic last mural from Keith Haring, painted in 1989, 180 square meters wide, and it was done in Pisa to last permanently.
Built in 1170, probably the most famous tower in the world, you can climb it but it is better to book your visit in advance on its website https://www.opapisa.it/en/tickets/buy/
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Крива вежа Пізи
Piazza del DuomoBuilt in 1170, probably the most famous tower in the world, you can climb it but it is better to book your visit in advance on its website https://www.opapisa.it/en/tickets/buy/
The second most famous square in Pisa, this was the center of the political powers of the ancient maritime republic of Pisa in the medieval times. Integrated in the building of the library of the Scuola Normale Superiore is also the ‘Torre della Fame’ where Ugolino died for his betrayal narrated by Dante Alighieri in the Divina Commedia.
The big building with the frescoes facade (Palazzo della Carovana) is where the Scuola Normale Superiore (founded by Napoleon Bonaparte) has now its historical site. Among others some famous alumni of this University are three Nobel prize winners (Enrico Fermi, Carlo Rubbia, Giosuè Carducci), two Italian presidents (Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Giovanni Gronchi) and recently a Fields medal winner (Alessio Figalli)
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Knights’ Square
The second most famous square in Pisa, this was the center of the political powers of the ancient maritime republic of Pisa in the medieval times. Integrated in the building of the library of the Scuola Normale Superiore is also the ‘Torre della Fame’ where Ugolino died for his betrayal narrated by Dante Alighieri in the Divina Commedia.
The big building with the frescoes facade (Palazzo della Carovana) is where the Scuola Normale Superiore (founded by Napoleon Bonaparte) has now its historical site. Among others some famous alumni of this University are three Nobel prize winners (Enrico Fermi, Carlo Rubbia, Giosuè Carducci), two Italian presidents (Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Giovanni Gronchi) and recently a Fields medal winner (Alessio Figalli)
One of the most beautiful church of its age in the world (built from 1063 to 1092), it testifies to the magnificence and power of the Pisan republic.
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Пізанський собор
Piazza del DuomoOne of the most beautiful church of its age in the world (built from 1063 to 1092), it testifies to the magnificence and power of the Pisan republic.
This very old church is located where centuries ago the river Arno flowed into the sea. A legend says that Saint Peter reached this site coming to Italy from Palestine but what it is absolutely true that in the IV century here there was already a christian building (you can see pieces of it inside this church that was built from the IX century).
You can reach this place also by bike with the Bike Route del Trammino.
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San Piero a Grado
5 Via Vecchia di MarinaThis very old church is located where centuries ago the river Arno flowed into the sea. A legend says that Saint Peter reached this site coming to Italy from Palestine but what it is absolutely true that in the IV century here there was already a christian building (you can see pieces of it inside this church that was built from the IX century).
You can reach this place also by bike with the Bike Route del Trammino.
3 km walking on the ancient walls, I recommend to walk from Torre di Legno to the Cathedral. Info https://www.muradipisa.it/en/
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Ancient Walls of Pisa
Piazza dei Miracoli3 km walking on the ancient walls, I recommend to walk from Torre di Legno to the Cathedral. Info https://www.muradipisa.it/en/
The main 'lungarni' are Mediceo, Galilei, Gambacorti and Pacinotti (the ones with the Ponte di Mezzo in the middle) and walking along the river here is really beautiful. You can see the facades of the ancient buildings (each very powerful family of the old republic had one building here). Especially fascinating at sunset time, the colours are often incredible.
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Lungarni di Pisa
Ponte SolferinoThe main 'lungarni' are Mediceo, Galilei, Gambacorti and Pacinotti (the ones with the Ponte di Mezzo in the middle) and walking along the river here is really beautiful. You can see the facades of the ancient buildings (each very powerful family of the old republic had one building here). Especially fascinating at sunset time, the colours are often incredible.
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Sunset from Ponte di Mezzo
If the sky is clear from clouds look for the sunset hours and go on the Ponte di Mezzo (the white one with single arch) to see the sunset colouring of red all the facades of the buildings on the river. It's unique!