Porta Nuova, City gate in Pisa
Porta Nuova is one of the ancient gates serving as an entry point to the city of Pisa, Italy.
It was constructed during the 16th century as part of the city's defensive walls.
The gate represents Renaissance architectural style, indicative of the period's design aesthetics.
Tourists can visit Porta Nuova while exploring Pisa's historical sites and monuments.
Despite its name meaning 'New Gate,' it stands as a testament to Pisa's rich medieval history.
Location: Pisa
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