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Pisa City Breaks

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Pisa holidays

Discover an ancient Tuscan jewel

You’ve seen the pictures. You might have even heard the story about the famous lean. Now it’s your turn to get a photo next to one of Italy’s most famous landmarks on your holiday to Pisa. Almost every holidaymaker heading to Pisa does so with the thought of seeing the Leaning Tower up close. It doesn’t disappoint. It’s one of those attractions which looks even better in the flesh. The tower is found in Pisa’s Campo dei Miracoli. But there is far more to Pisa than its tower. Just a walk around the city is a charming experience. As you wander down Pisa’s narrow, winding streets, you’ll come across quaint little shops selling souvenirs. If you’re feeling peckish, then there are plenty of trattorias and restaurants to discover on the back streets serving up some top notch grub. It's your turn to be in the frame.

Your Pisa City questions, answered

The tap water in Pisa is safe to drink. You'll find plenty of drinking fountains in the city where you can refill a reusable bottle.
Tickets are needed for most sights. Popular attractions like the Tower and Cathedral can be very busy so planning ahead is a good idea.
Pisa is only 20 minutes from the Ligurian Sea and has great transport links to Florence, Livorno and La Spezia.

Best things to do in Pisa City

See the Leaning Tower

Recognised worldwide, the 12th century Leaning Tower is Pisa Cathedral's bell tower. Get a tilted view from the top and a whacky photo below.

Explore Museo Nazionale

If you visit one museum during your stay, make it Pisa's National Museum. Notable exhibits include 12th century paintings and religious relics.

See Palazzo dei Cavalieri

Located in the Knights' Square, the 16th century Palazzo dei Cavalieri was originally the base of the Knights of St. Stephen.