City in Italy
3 things to see
Pisa’s Leaning Tower and cathedral complex are free to photograph from the lawn of the Piazza dei Miracoli, and you only pay if you climb the tower or step inside the buildings. Beyond that tourist core, this is a real university town, so the back streets, riverside Arno walks, and student bars keep prices low. It sits a short, cheap train ride from Florence, and the walled town of Lucca is even closer, making Pisa an easy budget base for northern Tuscany.
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The Piazza dei Miracoli (Field of Miracles) is a UNESCO-listed complex of white marble buildings: the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Camposanto cemetery, and the Leaning Tower, all set on a vast green lawn. The piazza and the Cathedral interior are free.
The Lungarno is the riverside promenade along both banks of the Arno through the center of Pisa, lined with pastel-colored palaces, churches, and the Palazzo Blu (cultural center). Free to walk.
Santa Maria della Spina is a tiny Gothic church on the bank of the Arno, covered in pinnacles, statues, and carved marble. Free to admire from outside (interior opens irregularly for a small fee).
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