Immerse yourself in the past where you walk among the remains of ancient Roman ships. Discover the fascinating history and craftsmanship that comes to life at the Arsenali Repubblicani and Medicei. Marvel at the ornate galleys and experience first-hand how Pisa established and maintained its naval power.

Experience the cradle of the Renaissance with private guided tours that reveal the magic of Florence. Marvel at masterpieces at the Uffizi Gallery, climb the dome of the Duomo for breathtaking views, and discover hidden gems of the city. Plus, enjoy exquisite Florentine food as you immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of this incomparable city.

Discover the Carrara marble quarries on a 4WD tour, learn about the historical and modern mining methods, and connect with the landscape and its people. In Colonnata you will taste the unique lardo, aged in marble vessels, a testimony to the deep connection between nature, craftsmanship and gastronomy.

Admire one of Keith Haring's last works, a living testament to his vision of world peace and harmony. The 30 dynamic figures on 'Tuttomondo' tell stories of humanity and connectedness, captured in Haring's signature style on the exterior wall of a historic church, making the mural a rare example of enduring street art.

Walk in the footsteps of the empire by exploring the ruins of the Roman baths that were once built under Emperor Nero. Tucked away near the bustling streets of Pisa, this historic site reveals Roman bathing culture and offers a unique insight into everyday life and engineering in a bygone era.

Experience perfect acoustics in Italy's largest baptistery, where a guardian sings every 30 minutes to demonstrate the unique sound effects. Admire the marriage of Romanesque and Gothic architecture as you discover the pulpit created by Nicola Pisano and the impressive baptismal font.

On June 16, the city is lit up with a sea of lights made up of over 70,000 candles attached to palaces, churches and bridges that float on the river. This spectacle pays tribute to San Ranieri, the patron saint, accompanied by music, fireworks and a historical regatta that reflects the deep bond of the community with its history and culture.

On the evening of June 16, the city is transformed into a sea of lights when over 70,000 candles are lit along the Arno River. Historic buildings, churches and bridges glow in the soft glow of candles as the water reflects the twinkling lights. A spectacular fireworks display is the glamorous highlight of this traditional celebration.

Set in a magnificent 14th-century palace, you'll find over 300 works of art, from local Pisan masters to world-famous artists such as Dalí and Toulouse-Lautrec. In addition to paintings and sculptures, admire fine furnishings and archaeological finds, while special exhibits range from science to cinema.

Wander among marble tombs and sarcophagi, surrounded by frescoes that tell stories of times gone by. Discover drawings that formed the basis for these masterful murals and feel the serenity of the verdant courtyard blessed with sacred soil from Calvary. A place where art and eternity meet.

Every year in June, the Ponte di Mezzo is transformed into an arena, where teams from different districts of the city, dressed in period costumes, push a heavy vehicle across the bridge to defeat the opponents. This spectacle, part of the Giugno Pisano, combines medieval competitions with a magnificent parade and honors the patron saint San Renieri.

Admire the ornate façade of the Palazzo della Carovana, once the seat of the Knights of St. Stephen. The allegorical figures and signs of the zodiac tell stories from times long past. Experience the atmosphere of the Renaissance in this historic center, surrounded by the impressive architecture and testimonies of the learned world.

Explore the former political power center of Pisa, surrounded by architectural masterpieces of the Renaissance. Admire the sgraffito-decorated façade of the Palazzo della Carovana and the statue of Cosimo I de Medici. The historic atmosphere, enriched by street performers at night, combines art, history and vibrant culture in a unique setting.

Glistening white marble structures, embedded in lush greenery, form an architectural ensemble that is second to none. You'll walk between the Leaning Tower, the Duomo, and the Baptistery, surrounded by medieval splendor and art. In the shadow of ancient walls, this World Heritage Site offers you a journey through time through the Romanesque period, accompanied by the serene atmosphere of the Camposanto Monumentale.

Taste your way through authentic seafood cuisine in a hidden gem off the beaten track. Here you can expect a culinary journey with freshly caught fish, directly from the Ligurian Sea. Be enchanted by traditional recipes and enjoy specialties such as risotto ai frutti di mare in an atmosphere as welcoming as the warm, Pisan yellow of the surrounding houses.

Admire the architectural genius of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, built of Carrara marble. Discover the five-nave basilica, magnificent mosaics, frescoes, and the masterpiece of Giovanni Pisano's pulpit from the early 14th century. Immerse yourself in a world where art and faith have gone hand in hand for centuries.

In the middle of Pisa, an old bookshop specializes in rare, out-of-print books and maps of Pisa and Tuscany. Here you can browse among forgotten treasures and second-hand books that hold stories and secrets of a rich culture and past.

Experience a night of musical grandeur at one of Italy's most magnificent theaters, the Teatro Verdi. With performances ranging from classical opera to modern compositions, this historic gem offers an acoustic and aesthetic journey through time. The chance to see Rigoletto or La Traviata in such an authentic setting connects you deeply to the rich Italian culture.

Admire the intricate sculptures and stone lace on the façade of the Gothic church, which houses a relic of thorns from Christ's crown. The simple interior contrasts with the external splendour, which enhances the spiritual atmosphere.

Behind an inconspicuous 17th-century marble façade are impressive frescoes by Taddeo Gaddi and the tomb of Count Ugolino della Gherardesca. A walk through the 14th century in the monastery reveals the living history and art that goes far beyond the visible.

Over 1,600 exhibits, including fetal skeletons, skulls, and anatomical statues, give you a rare opportunity to explore the complexities of the human body. From Paolo Mascagni's wax masks to real mummies, you'll delve deep into the history and science of anatomy, aided by the centuries-old wisdom of the University of Pisa.

Discover the hidden treasure of Pisa, a leaning tower with a 5-degree tilt angle that defies the laws of physics. This historic bell tower, nestled in the ensemble of the church of San Michele degli Scalzi, tells a fascinating story about Pisa's struggle with the marshy soil. An intimate insight into Romanesque off the beaten track.

Walk in the footsteps of Galileo Galilei, the father of modern science. Explore his birthplace, Casa Ammannati, and delve into the history of his revolutionary experiments at the Leaning Tower. Discover how he challenged the fundamentals of physics and astronomy, and be amazed by interactive exhibits in his museum.

A former Benedictine monastery is home to an impressive collection of medieval artworks, from paintings to sculptures and illuminated manuscripts. With masterpieces from Donatello to Masaccio, this museum offers a rare opportunity to trace the evolution of Christian art from the 12th to the 16th century.