Pisa was highly rated for sightseeing by 248 guests from the United States!Pisa Travel Guide
Look Beyond the Leaning Tower
If you are in Pisa then the first stop is probably to snap a memorable picture of the famous Leaning Tower. Arrive early and you just might get a chance for a solo shoot! Go beyond this legendary experience and discover a maze of ancient cathedrals, buildings and squares in this historic town.
From the Pisa Centrale Train Station, the 30-minute walk to the Campo dei Miracoli is along a pedestrianised street packed with shops and restaurants. If you head outside the touristy area you will start to uncover the atmosphere created from the some 60,000 students who study here.
Appreciate masterful art at Museo di San Matteo and Romanesque architecture at the San Paolo a Ripa d'Arno, San Michele in Borgo and San Paolo Churches. If your feet tire then hop on and off one of the site-seeing buses to get a different look at Piazza dei Miracoli or the dome at the Cathedral of San Ranieri.
Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport is the gate to Tuscany and from here Florence and Siena are easily accessed by train while San Gimignano is accessible by bus. No matter whether Pisa is the final destination or you’re just passing through, Booking.com can offer you over 90 hotels, B&Bs and guest houses in this Italian city.
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What Guests Said About Pisa:
LEANNExKATE
8.0
I recommend travelers to visit this day for just a short...
I recommend travelers to visit this day for just a short period. The only main attraction is the tower. You may just want to visit the neighboring towns/cities. Visit the place early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid the crowds doing The Pisa Pose.
Sheryl
United States of America
4.0
We spent a couple of nights in Pisa because that's where...
We spent a couple of nights in Pisa because that's where our arrival/departure flights originated. I didn't find it to be particularly charming and wish now that we would have spent the time somewhere else. However in spite of everything I'm still glad we went to the Piazza dei Miracoli to see the Tower. Yes, this is undoubtedly one of the most touristy places in all of Italy so prepare yourself: To even get to the square you have to run a long gauntlet of booths selling painfully tacky souvenirs. And then when you finally get past them you have to wade through throngs of tourists all posing for the camera with their arms stretched out like they're holding up the Tower. But if you can deal with all of that you will be rewarded. The architecture and building interiors are stunning. So I'm glad we went but I'll never go again.
Anonymous
10
Favourite spots were across the river (to us it was across...
Favourite spots were across the river (to us it was across the river as we stayed on the other side), we loved the cute little streets and the best little places to eat were the outside restaurants as you're walking toward the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Getting around is so easy, Pisa is only a small city. We took a day trip to Florence, in reality, people usually take a day trip to Pisa, now we know why. Florence is so large that I 'm sure we only saw half of it. However, my partner and I seemed to prefer Pisa because of the quiet and calming atmosphere. Florence has so much going on but we were looking for a relaxing little city break and Pisa really is the best option for that.
There is nothing to avoid, the locals are great and even the taxi drivers do not rip you off (this is unusual for someone who was constantly ripped off in New York and Spain).
Evelyn
United States of America
8.0
Transport system is easy to navigate.
Transport system is easy to navigate. A good drinking water source for free( as long as you have Containers) is located near the hotel ( first street as you exit to the right from the hotel)- for public use👍
Anonymous
Germany
8.0
Of course the leaning tower is a must see.
Of course the leaning tower is a must see. But there are pleasant areas all around. Had been recommended to go to Osteria el Duomo for dinner on a previous visit. Was so good we returned and it was once again excellent. On road lined with restaurants leading away from the tower.
Ann
United Kingdom
8.0
Pisa is a nice city, not my favourite in Tuscany but a great...
Pisa is a nice city, not my favourite in Tuscany but a great base as loads of trains going to most places in Tuscany. Field of Miracles worth a visit and within easy walking distance of centre. Eating places abundant and all good.
“We loved the staff and the location. The leaning tower is right out the door. If you take the alley right next to the hotel you are right in the middle of all the restaurants. This is a great place to stay. The bus to the airport is walking distance.”
“Very Close to train station.
Excellent efficient management.
My Best breakfast buffet in italy.
Buffet worth 13 Euro.
Excellent total Price for room.”
“Fabio and Rosa were the most hospitable hosts we had while in Italy. They made us coffee/tea and offered breakfast each morning. They offered great advice on different places to eat and visit, as well as advice for transportation. Very warm and welcoming.”
“The location is close to Pisa Tower and a walking distance from the centre area. The staff was really helpful and on the whole quite a clean hotel. Also quite a safe area.”
“We arrived very late almost at 11 in the night due to the flight was cancelled by alitalia without prior notice.But Nicola was very friendly and ask the staff to wait for us and we could ordered our very late dinner to be delivered to our room.very recommended.the family suite rooms are clean
and the hotel very close to Pisa tower.”
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