While Pisa might not be that large, there is plenty to do, and I have chosen 20 things to do in Pisa during your visit. Conversely, winter can be cold and wet, and the summer is very hot, with many tourists.
There also aren’t as many tourists around. The best times to visit Pisa are in the spring and early autumn when the weather is warm but not too hot. Of course, pizza is popular here and the most famous pizza produced, the Pizza Pizana, is made with anchovies, capers, tomato sauce, and parmesan cheese. Try spaghetti con la anelle which is spaghetti with clams, or grilled salt cod with leeks. So, if you enjoy fish and seafood, you will be in your element here. It has a harbour network of sea and river ports, accounting for some of its income.īecause of its connection with the sea, many traditional Pisan dishes are based on seafood. It is in the region of Tuscany on the west coast of Italy, just a 20-minute drive from the Ligurian Sea. Pisa is a relatively small city located on the River Arno, with a population of just 91,000 people, and it can easily be explored on foot.
You will need a full day to explore these historic and legendary sites.
The city’s highlight is the Piazza dei Miracoli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering a massive 22 acres (9 ha), where you will find The Leaning Tower, Pisa Cathedral, the Baptistery, and the graveyard, the Camposanto. You won’t be disappointed with the historic buildings, over 20 churches, fascinating museums, great food and wine. However, Pisa is more than worthy of a more extended stay. Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance and is full of museums and art galleries. Many visitors to Italy stop off in Pisa to see The Leaning Tower on their way to Florence.
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