Pisa, located in Tuscany, is famous for its Leaning Tower, but the city offers much more than this iconic landmark. Rich in history, beautiful piazzas, and academic heritage, Pisa showcases Renaissance architecture, medieval charm, and vibrant culture. With our 360-degree photos, you can explore Pisa’s famous sites, including the Leaning Tower, while also discovering the beauty and history beyond it.
Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli is home to its most renowned landmarks, collectively recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. These structures reflect the city’s religious and architectural heritage.
- Leaning Tower of Pisa: This world-famous tower tilts due to unstable foundation soil. Originally built as a bell tower, it has become Pisa’s defining feature. Virtually climb the spiral staircase through our 360° tour to enjoy views over Pisa.
- Pisa Cathedral: Explore the Romanesque masterpiece with a stunning white-and-gray marble facade. Our tour takes you inside to see mosaics, arches, and Giovanni Pisano’s famous pulpit.
- Baptistery of St. John: The largest in Italy, it’s known for its unique acoustics and blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Our 360° photos offer a detailed look at the exterior and interior’s circular beauty.
- Camposanto Monumentale: This Gothic cloister contains Roman sarcophagi and frescoes. Take a peaceful virtual walk through its corridors to explore its art and history.
Pisa’s Arno River – A Scenic Walk
The Arno River runs through Pisa, offering picturesque views of historic buildings and elegant bridges. A stroll along the riverbanks reveals Pisa’s beauty beyond its famous landmarks.
- Ponte di Mezzo: The main bridge over the Arno offers stunning views. During the annual Luminara di San Ranieri festival, the Lungarni buildings light up with candles, creating a magical scene. Our 360° photos bring you the scenic views and lively atmosphere of the riverside.
- Palazzo Blu: This cultural hub hosts art exhibitions and offers views of the river. Explore its elegant rooms and ongoing exhibitions through our virtual tour.
Piazza dei Cavalieri – Pisa’s Political and Academic Center
Once the political center of medieval Pisa, Piazza dei Cavalieri now houses the prestigious Scuola Normale Superiore. The square reflects Renaissance architecture and Pisa’s academic heritage.
- Palazzo della Carovana: Designed by Giorgio Vasari, this building’s ornate facade is the highlight of the square. Our tour lets you explore the intricate frescoes and statues in detail.
- Church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri: Built by Vasari for the Knights of St. Stephen, the church’s interior is decorated with trophies from battles. Virtually step inside to admire its stunning design.
Santa Maria della Spina – A Gothic Gem by the Arno River
Santa Maria della Spina is a small yet ornate Gothic church on the banks of the Arno, renowned for its intricate carvings and delicate spires.
- Gothic Architecture: Explore the richly detailed facade, with statues, pinnacles, and arches that make this one of Pisa’s architectural gems. Our 360° view captures its unique beauty.
Museo dell’Opera del Duomo – Pisa’s Art and History
The Museo dell’Opera del Duomo houses original sculptures and relics from the Piazza dei Miracoli, offering a quiet retreat to delve deeper into Pisa’s artistic and religious heritage.
- Pisan Sculpture: Our 360° tour allows you to closely examine Giovanni Pisano’s sculptures that once adorned the cathedral’s exterior.
San Matteo National Museum – Pisa’s Medieval Art
The San Matteo National Museum, located in a former Benedictine convent, contains one of Italy’s finest collections of medieval art.
- Pisan Art Collection: Explore the museum’s extensive collection of works by Pisan painters and Renaissance artists such as Masaccio and Donatello with our 360° photos.
Giardino Scotto – A Hidden Garden Oasis
The Giardino Scotto is a public garden nestled within the walls of an ancient fortress. It offers a peaceful retreat with lush greenery and open spaces.
- Fortress and Gardens: Stroll through the remains of the 15th-century Fortezza Nuova and enjoy the serenity of the gardens in our 360° virtual tour.
Pisa’s Festivals and Traditions
Pisa’s vibrant festivals celebrate its history and religious traditions, with the Luminara di San Ranieri being the most famous.
- Luminara di San Ranieri: Thousands of candles light up Pisa’s Lungarni during this June festival, creating a breathtaking display. Virtually walk along the riverbanks through our 360° tour and experience the glowing buildings.
- Regatta of San Ranieri: This boat race takes place on the Arno as part of the celebrations, with teams from Pisa’s four districts competing. Our virtual tour lets you feel the excitement of the race.
Why Explore Pisa in 360°?
Our 360-degree photos offer a fully immersive way to experience Pisa’s landmarks, hidden gems, and cultural heritage. Whether planning a visit or exploring from home, these tours give you a unique perspective of Pisa’s famous attractions and lesser-known sites.
Discover Pisa in 360° – a city where history, art, and tradition create an unforgettable experience.
Discover Pisa in 360° – a city where history, art, and tradition come together to create an unforgettable experience.
