Find your perfect holiday in Pisa

The Piazza dei Miracoli is the most famous place in Pisa and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. On this large square you will find the Leaning Tower, the cathedral, the baptistery and the Camposanto cemetery. The buildings are made of white marble and stand on a large green lawn, which makes the area very impressive. The tower began to lean during its construction in the 12th century because of soft ground. Today it is one of the most famous landmarks in the world and a must-see when visiting Pisa.

The historic centre of Pisa is full of narrow streets, old buildings and lively squares. Here you will find churches, small shops and cafés where students and locals meet during the day. It is a nice area to walk around and discover the daily life of the city. Corso Italia is the main shopping street and connects the train station with the River Arno. In this street you can find fashion shops, bakeries and coffee bars, making it one of the busiest streets in Pisa. It is also a popular place for an afternoon stroll or a quick stop for a coffee while exploring the city.

The River Arno flows through Pisa and gives the city a calm and pleasant atmosphere. Along the riverbanks you can walk past colourful buildings, old bridges and small squares where locals like to sit. One of the most well-known bridges is the Ponte di Mezzo, which connects the two sides of the city. The river has always been important for Pisa’s history as a trading city, and you can still see beautiful buildings that remind you of this past. In the evening, the light reflects on the water, and the area becomes especially warm and inviting for a short walk.