Pisa, City in Tuscany, Italy
Pisa is renowned worldwide for its iconic leaning tower and is home to more than 20 other historic churches, palaces, and various bridges across the River Arno.
Established by the Ligurians and later became an important Roman marine settlement, Pisa reached its pinnacle as a maritime republic in the Middle Ages.
The University of Pisa, founded in 1343, is one of the most revered in Italy and drives the city’s vibrant cultural scene.
With the closest airport being Galileo Galilei International Airport, transportation in Pisa is convenient for travellers.
Besides its famous Leaning Tower, Pisa also hosts the annual Regatta of San Ranieri and the game of bridge with the historical Ponte di Mezzo.
Location: Province of Pisa
Population: 90118
Elevation above the sea: 4 m
Website: comune.pisa.it
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Villa del Gombo is an elegant 16th-century historical residence located near Pisa, known for its architectural beauty and picturesque gardens.
Santa Caterina is an imposing church located in the heart of Pisa, Italy.
The Ponte di Mezzo spans the Arno River in the heart of Pisa.
The Museum of Ancient Ships in Pisa showcases well-preserved remains of ancient ships.
San Paolo a Ripa d'Arno is an ancient church located on the southern bank of the Arno river in Pisa, Italy.
Teatro Verdi, located in Pisa, is an elegant venue for various performances.
San Francesco is a historic church located in Pisa, Italy.
The Royal Palace National Museum showcases a collection of art and historical artifacts.
Palazzo Agostini, also known as Palazzo dell'Ussero, is a vividly decorated building located on the Lungarno, right in the heart of Pisa.
The Palazzo dell'Orologio is an architectural marvel with an iconic clock.
