Pisa: Beyond the Tower (1h round-trip tour)

The Domus Galilæana is Tuscany's first public observatory.

The place of residence of Tuscany's grand dukes.

The Palazzo Blu is an art museum in Pisa. It gets its name from the color of the façade.

You will find out that the Tower is not the only leaning structure in the city.

The old bridge over the Arno river, nicknamed "in the Middle", takes its name from the fact it is geographically and historically the center of the city.

Palazzo de' Medici is an attraction located on the Medici side of the Arno river. Placed on the opposite side of the ruins of Palazzo Chiesa (where Percy and Mary Shelley briefly resided). Today it is used as the seat of the prefecture.

Destroyed in World War 2, it still carries a plaque in remembrance of the great English literary giants.

Mural painted by the Pop Art icon Keith Haring. Tuttomondo is one of the few outdoors works he created for permanent public display. It is a representation of peace and harmony.

a, is a new addition to the sights of Pisa. It depicts the famous physicist looking through a telescope shaped like the famous Leaning Tower.

Beautiful small Gothic church located on the side of the Arno river.

Piazza dei Cavalieri was the heart of political life in Pisa. The second most famous team after Piazza dei Miracoli. Today it's the seat of the prestigious Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa for higher education. It is also the location of the tower where Count Ugolino della Gherardesca met his demise in 1289, later famously featured in Canto 33 of Dante's Inferno.