A pleasant walk to admire the characteristic panorama of Pisa, from Piazza dei Miracoli to Piazzetta Del Rosso, from above. This is what awaits you as you climb up to a height of around 11 metres in one of Tuscany’s most evocative cities.
The city walls of the ancient maritime republic are the ideal starting point on a journey to discover enchanting hidden views, flower gardens and the famous great monuments of Piazza dei Miracoli.
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Opening days
From January to March 25th Friday,
Saturday and Sunday
from 26 March to 31 August
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Opening times
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from February to March
Friday, Saturday and Sunday and Wednesday 23 November 10.00-17.00 -
from 26 March to 31 August
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September
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00-20.00 -
October
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00-18.00 -
from November to January
Friday, Saturday and Sunday and Wednesday 23 November 10.00-17.00Last admission 30 minutes before
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Closing
From January to March 25, from Monday to Thursday
25th December
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Extra Opening times
- December 8, 2022,
from 10 to 17 - From 23 December 2022 to 8 January 2023,
every day (except December 25th),
from 10 to 17
- December 8, 2022,
- Web Walls of Pisa
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Feature List
- Info line
- Wheelchair accessible
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Accessibility
- Access for visitors with disabilities at Torre Piezometrica, Piazza delle Gondole, Torre di Legno
- The high-altitude itinerary is accessible from Torre di Legno to Torre del Barbagianni and the entire stretch from Piazza Gondole to Porta Manin.
- The site is partially accessible
WALLS OF PISA. HISTORY
In the Middle Ages Pisa was one of the richest and most prosperous cities in all of Italy and for this reason, as of 1154, it was furnished with new walls, up to 11 metres high and over 2 metres thick and fortified with towers and bastions. The overall perimeter measured 6,435 metres and followed the natural elements present, in particular the waterways that skirted or passed through the residential centre. The city walls remained largely intact until the second half of the 19th century; it was only later, with the expansion of the city, that they were no longer protected and significant demolitions were carried out.
After various decades a long and painstaking restoration project was launched making it possible to restore an approximately 3 km stretch of wall to the city, accessible from four different points.
Experience the magic of rediscovering Pisa from above and listen to the stories of its past. Don’t pass up this opportunity, book your visit now!
Services
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Visits
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Visits
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Didactics for schools
per scuole su prenotazione
available in Italian, English - Bookshop
Additional Info
Access and exit points
_Santa Maria Tower in Piazza Duomo
_Piazza delle Gondole
_Piezometrica Tower (inside the Fibonacci university complex (formerly Marzotto) with access from Via Buonarroti, Via S. Francesco and Via Vittorio Veneto)
_Wood Tower
Access and exit points for people with disabilities
_Piezometrica Tower
_Piazza delle Gondole
_Wood Tower
The complete route from the Torre Santa Maria to the Torre di Legno takes about 1 hour.
Where
Torre Santa Maria, Pisa
Transportation
By car: for P.zza dei Miracoli_Torre Santa Maria. Exit at the Pisa Centro highway exit, which is valid for the A12 Genova-Livorno, continue on the FI-PI-LI road and take the Darsena Pisana exit.
For those coming from Florence via the main road FI-PI-LI the recommended exit is Aurelia/Darsena.
Interchange car park Via Pietrasantina
By train: for P.zza dei Miracoli_Torre Santa Maria - Pisa/San Rossore Station - Pisa Central Station + Lam Rossa - Via Cammeo/Piazza Manin stop
By bus: for P.zza dei Miracoli_Torre Santa Maria - from Lam Rossa Airport stop via Cammeo/Piazza Manin
Visiting Rules
- Face masks strongly reccommended. Find out more
- Comfortable shoes, water and hat are recommended.
- It is not allowed to open umbrellas at high altitude.
- There are no cloakrooms, toilets and refreshment points along the way.
- The itinerary is also accessible with small and medium-sized dogs, on a leash and muzzled.
- For all events it is compulsory to use the mask and to sanitize the hands before and after the access to the walls.
