Get ready for an unforgettable trip through the heart of Pisa! Our meeting point will be at the arch of Porta Santa Maria in the Square of Miracles, a place that provides access to the fascinating complex of this iconic area. The adventure begins here, where we will explore the mysteries and history of the famous Piazza dei Miracoli.
Our first destination will be the majestic Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. We will go back to the 11th century to discover the secrets of the construction of this masterpiece.
Right in front of the Cathedral, we find the imposing Baptistery dedicated to St. John the Baptist, which, along with the other monuments of the Piazza dei Miracoli, has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. Be amazed to discover that it is the largest Baptistery in Catholicism! Its impressive dimensions will take your breath away.
Continuing our journey, it will be impossible not to fall in love with the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, the city's most iconic symbol and one of the most photographed monuments in Italy. Let's explore the mysteries surrounding this bell tower and unravel its connection to the renowned scientist Galileo Galilei. Is there really something that connects them? Come find out with us!
We end our two-hour tour in style at the historic Square of the Knights (Piazza dei Cavalieri). There, we will reveal its intriguing connection to the powerful Medici family, leaving you enchanted by the place's rich culture and history.
Join us for this fascinating experience and enjoy unique moments in one of Italy's most charming cities. Reserve your spot now and embark on this journey through time and art!
This is a guided visit of the monuments of the Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa and the Piazza dei Cavalieri:
– we'll learn about the history of the Baptistery (external visit)
– explore the cathedral (internal visit, when open)
– learn the reason why the Leaning Tower leans
– did you know that other buildings are also leaning in Pisa and in the same square?
– Piazza dei Cavalieri, the city's Renaissance square, designed by the great architect Vasari.
– plus entertaining stories about the city of Pisa
