Florence to Leaning Tower of Pisa Tours
Make your way to one of Italy's signature sights, the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Living up to its name, the tower leans a surprising 3.9 degrees off the vertical. It took almost 200 years to build, and has survived a fascinating history of weak subsoil, engineering mistakes, and a proud Italian dictator!
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Indulge in the splendor and picturesque landscapes of the enchanting Tuscan countryside.
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Experience the renowned city that houses the iconic Leaning Tower, alongside the magnificent grandeur of the monuments in the magnificent Piazza dei Miracoli.
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Admire the captivating beauty of Pisa Cathedral, Baptistery, and the impressive Monumental Cemetery, following the guidance of an expert local guide.
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Enrich your journey by ascending the world-famous Leaning Tower and capturing breathtaking photographs!
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Fun fact: During World War II, the Germans used the Leaning Tower as an observation post.
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Indulge in the splendor and picturesque landscapes of the enchanting Tuscan countryside.
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Experience the renowned city that houses the iconic Leaning Tower, alongside the magnificent grandeur of the monuments in the magnificent Piazza dei Miracoli.
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Admire the captivating beauty of Pisa Cathedral, Baptistery, and the impressive Monumental Cemetery, following the guidance of an expert local guide.
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Enrich your journey by ascending the world-famous Leaning Tower and capturing breathtaking photographs!
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Fun fact: During World War II, the Germans used the Leaning Tower as an observation post.
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Tuscan countryside as you unwind and relax on a comfortable coach, led by a knowledgeable escort.
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Explore the wonderful Piazza dei Miracoli and admire its white-marble monuments.
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Take your time to soak in the wonder of the Leaning Tower and marvel at its unique architecture
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Experiment with different angles and viewpoints to create stunning optical illusions and unique photographic compositions
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Did you know? Italy's dictator, Benito Mussolini, was embarrassed by Leaning Tower and made its structure even worse in an attempt to fix it.
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Tuscan countryside as you unwind and relax on a comfortable coach, led by a knowledgeable escort.
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Explore the wonderful Piazza dei Miracoli and admire its white-marble monuments.
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Take your time to soak in the wonder of the Leaning Tower and marvel at its unique architecture
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Experiment with different angles and viewpoints to create stunning optical illusions and unique photographic compositions
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Did you know? Italy's dictator, Benito Mussolini, was embarrassed by Leaning Tower and made its structure even worse in an attempt to fix it.
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Discover the Tuscan experience with its lyrical landscapes and edgy world-class art, with a guide in the language of your choice!
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Visit the walled hill city of Siena, known for its medieval appeal and Gothic appearance. Check out the Piazza del Campo, known famously to hold the Palio Horse Race every year.
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Explore the World Heritage Site of San Gimignano, an eternally sought-after destination with its skyline of medieval towers.
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Discover Pisa and its renowned charm with places like Piazza dei Miracoli, and the famous Leaning Tower.
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Enjoy a delicious Tuscan lunch with a local wine-tasting tour amidst the rolling hills in the Chianti region.
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Discover the Tuscan experience with its lyrical landscapes and edgy world-class art, with a guide in the language of your choice!
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Visit the walled hill city of Siena, known for its medieval appeal and Gothic appearance. Check out the Piazza del Campo, known famously to hold the Palio Horse Race every year.
-
Explore the World Heritage Site of San Gimignano, an eternally sought-after destination with its skyline of medieval towers.
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Discover Pisa and its renowned charm with places like Piazza dei Miracoli, and the famous Leaning Tower.
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Enjoy a delicious Tuscan lunch with a local wine-tasting tour amidst the rolling hills in the Chianti region.
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Enjoy reserved entry to the Leaning Tower, and explore the Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto, and museums at your own pace!
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At your selected time slot, scale the Leaning Tower of Pisa and marvel at the unique angle of the bell tower’s incline from within.
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Admire Guido da Como’s large baptismal font in the heart of St. John’s Baptistery, as well as sculptural friezes and smaller reliefs on the upper level.
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Discover a vast collection of medieval drawings at the Sinopie Museum, and historic artwork in the Opera del Duomo Museum.
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Enjoy reserved entry to the Leaning Tower, and explore the Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto, and museums at your own pace!
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At your selected time slot, scale the Leaning Tower of Pisa and marvel at the unique angle of the bell tower’s incline from within.
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Admire Guido da Como’s large baptismal font in the heart of St. John’s Baptistery, as well as sculptural friezes and smaller reliefs on the upper level.
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Discover a vast collection of medieval drawings at the Sinopie Museum, and historic artwork in the Opera del Duomo Museum.
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- The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the world's last Romanesque structures, boasting medieval architecture and a bevy of fascinating facts. The tower was built in Italy between the 12th and 14th centuries, taking more than 200 years to complete construction. If you are on vacation in Italy, you have to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa to appreciate the splendors of a bygone era and its world-famous ‘tilted’ architecture. Read on to find the best Leaning Tower of Pisa tickets, FAQs about the iconic landmark, and everything else you need to know for a fulfilling visit.
- There’s a lot more to the Piazza Dei Miracoli than the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Here’s everything you need to do at the majestic landmark.
Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, also known as the Tower of Pisa, is a freestanding bell tower for the cathedral in Pisa, Italy. It is one of Italy's most renowned tourist attractions and is considered one of the most impressive architectural buildings from medieval Europe. It is one of four structures that make up Pisa's Campo Dei Miracoli cathedral complex, which also includes a baptistery, a cemetery, and the cathedral itself.Pisa Cathedral
The Cathedral of Pisa is one of Tuscany's most stunning churches. This masterpiece of Pisan Romanesque architecture is best known for its bell tower, the Tower of Pisa. Visit the cathedral to witness the marble, which is so delicately carved that it resembles needlework. The use of black and white marble is an Islamic element, while the blind arches are a Lombard design.Baptistry of San Giovanni
The Baptistery is one of Florence's most notable religious structures, dedicated to John the Baptist, Florence's patron saint, whose feast day is June 24. The Baptistery, which was built on the foundations of a Roman structure, is a typical example of the Tuscan Romanesque style, dating from around the 11th century. Its form is octagonal while the exterior is covered in white marble and green Prato marble.Camposanto Monumentale
The Camposanto Monumentale, or "ancient cemetery," is also known as the Camposanto Vecchio. It is a significant historical structure located on the northern side of Pisa's Piazza Dei Miracoli. Due to the historical tale that the monument was built on soil brought from Golgotha, the Campo Santo is also known as the "holy field".
- The Italian countryside is simply magical, with lush, rolling hills, serene weather, and rich biodiversity. Here are your other options for day trips from Florence.
Florence to Tuscany
Just 25 minutes apart, Florence to Tuscany makes for a fantastic day trip. During your day trip, you'll get to witness Siena's stunning medieval buildings, including the Gothic-style Cathedral. San Gimignano's gorgeous squares, churches, and towers are all worth seeing. In Pisa, see the Leaning Tower of Pisa and other magnificent marble masterpieces. Book Florence to Tuscany day trips.Florence to Chianti
The 35-kilometer distance between Florence and Chianti makes it ideal for a day vacation. While you'll undoubtedly want to see Chianti's famous vineyards, it's worth noting that the region also has several towns worth visiting. Small museums, gastronomic experiences, and forgotten churches abound in these Tuscan towns and villages, making them well worth a visit. Book Florence to Chianti tours.Florence to Siena
When it comes to day trips from Florence, Siena is one of the most popular destinations. Piazza del Campo, one of Europe's most beautiful squares, is located in this small Tuscan town. It's well worth combining vacations to these two gorgeous Tuscan cities, which are just over an hour apart. Book Florence to Siena day trips.Florence to Cinque Terre
Cinque Terre, located around 185 kilometers northwest of Florence, is a beautiful coastal location that is ideal for a day trip. Cinque Terre is a collection of five villages spread out along a rocky coastline with stunning cliffs and hills. Cinque Terre offers the ideal hiking scenery for those seeking adventure, and for those looking for a charming summer trip, it doesn't get much better than Cinque Terre. Take a day trip to Cinque Terre from Florence.
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