Overview

This 2-hour small-group walking tour in Pisa begins at the Fontana della Stazione di Pisa outside Pisa Centrale train station, where the guide will be waiting with a sign. The group walks to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, where the guide provides an introduction to the history and territory of Pisa. Next, the tour visits the Tuttomondo mural by Keith Haring, painted in 1989, which is the largest and last mural created by the artist. The route continues along Corso Italia, Pisa’s main pedestrian and shopping street, leading to Ponte di Mezzo on the Arno riverbank. From the bridge, participants can see notable buildings including Palazzo Blu. After crossing Ponte di Mezzo, the tour follows Borgo Stretto, a busy medieval street in the city center. The group then proceeds to Piazza dei Cavalieri, known for its late Renaissance architecture and its former role as the political center of medieval Pisa. The tour includes sections off the beaten path, showing streets and places popular with locals and less frequented by tourists. The walk ends at Piazza dei Miracoli, the site of the Cathedral of Pisa and the Leaning Tower, where the group has a final external visit of the area. The walking pace is leisurely and on level ground, making the tour accessible to most people. Headsets are provided to ensure participants can hear the guide clearly throughout the tour.

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Cancellation policy

• Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

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