Attractions in Pisa

Tucked behind the bustling Piazza dei Miracoli lies one of Pisa’s most peaceful treasures: the Orto Botanico di Pisa. Founded in 1544, it’s Europe’s oldest university botanical garden and a hidden gem worth discovering. If you’re looking for a relaxing break from crowds and monuments, this serene green space is the perfect detour. You can […]

While most visitors rush to the Leaning Tower, few discover one of Pisa’s boldest landmarks — a 180-square meter mural by Keith Haring. Tucked behind a quiet church near Pisa Centrale station, Tuttomondo is a vibrant explosion of color and meaning. A Final Message of Peace Tuttomondo was painted in 1989 — just months before

The Arno River winds through the heart of Pisa, offering peaceful views, historic bridges, and glimpses of daily life. If you want to discover Pisa beyond the tower, walking the Arno is a must. This self-guided route is perfect for photography, sunset views, or a quiet break between sightseeing stops. Need a route plan? Check

Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli is one of the most iconic squares in the world — but most visitors only climb the Leaning Tower and leave. Big mistake. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to four architectural marvels that reveal Pisa’s spiritual, scientific, and artistic heritage. The Leaning Tower of Pisa The bell tower of

Think Pisa is all about the Leaning Tower? Think again. While the Piazza dei Miracoli dazzles millions, the real charm of Pisa lies off the beaten path. Here are 7 hidden gems that locals love — and most tourists completely miss. 1. Santa Maria della Spina This tiny Gothic church sits right on the Arno

Most travelers arrive in Pisa with one thing in mind snapping a photo at the Leaning Tower. But if that’s all you do, you’re missing the soul of this historic Tuscan city. From Romanesque churches and medieval alleyways to tranquil gardens and hidden museums, Pisa has so much more to offer. In this guide, we