The house of Claudia is a pleasant one villetta in residence private encircled from a wide garden in calm zone and silent in proximity of the Tower of Pisa...
Founded as a mill on the Zambra brook, the ancient Molendino is set very close to the Calci Charterhouse, dated 1366, that from then up until 1972 sheltered the Carthusian order. Only 12 km from Pisa city (20 min drive).
Opened in spring 2006, Bed & Breakfast La Papaya is a new colourful and happy accommodation with two rooms, each with its own bathroom, air conditioning, and flat screen TV. Only 10 km from Pisa, on the coast.
'Welcome Bed and Breakfast", a typical Tuscan farmhouse built in 1800, has been recently renovated in respect of the antique building, and is situated near the Congress Building, at only 10 minutes on foot from the historical centre of Pisa
Central Station Guest-House is the most comfortable stay in Pisa just in front of the central railway station and just 10 minutes on foot from the famous Leaning Tower of
The bedrooms are spacious, well lit and fully furnished. The six bedrooms comprise of a matrimonial bedroom with a joint double bed and a bedroom with two separate single beds
Villatheresa is a Charming Villa of 18th century with a splendid private garden in the center of Pisa very closed to the Railway Station (3 minutes walking) and ten minutes to
The 14th-century Romanesque Leaning Tower is of course Pisa’s main attraction (it has 294 stairs) and really seems to overturn any moment. The tower reopened in November 2001, and as of October 2003 tickets to climb the tower were 15 Euros. A fortification project has made some progress in stopping the increase in inclination and even managed to pull the tower back a bit (40 centimetres). The Leaning Tower belongs to an ensemble of four impressive buildings all located on "Campo dei Miracoli" (square of miracles): the cathedral Santa Maria Assunta, the campanile (leaning tower that was actually a bell tower), the baptistry (looks like a huge "baci" chocolate, that is a delicious Italian candy) and the Camposanto cemetery.
Should time permit stop at Palazzo dei Cavalieri, walk down Via Santa Maria towards the river banks of Arno, where the small Gothic chapel of "Santa Maria della Spina" is located and the National Museum of San Matteo (excellent collection of 12th-through 15th-century art).
We also suggest taking a taxi/bus or bicycle ride to the Church of "San Michele degli Scalzi" to see the other leaning tower of Pisa; completed in the 13th century this seldom-visited tower is worth a look even though it’s not as impressive as the famous one.
It’s also fun just to walk around Pisa (pop. 104 000). The city is very compact with many narrow streets, small markets, hidden treasures and a great ambience; we suggest seeing it on a day trip from Florence perhaps in combination with Lucca just 13 mi/20 km northeast. Another possible stop is Pistoia which has a cathedral and baptistery in the Pisan-Romanesque style and the Ceppo Hospital (L’Ospedale de Ceppo) which has a brightly painted terra-cotta frieze.
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