The Synagogue is probably part of the oldest Jewish nucleus in Tuscany.
The Synagogue of Pisa, recently renovated with an important intervention completed in 2015, is located in a 14th century building converted into a place of worship in 1595. It underwent a first restoration in 1785, then it was completely renovated around 1860 to a design by the Piedmontese architect Marco Treves. Visiting the Synagogue of Pisa means experiencing an exciting chapter in the history of the Tuscan Jewish community!
You can also complete your experience by visiting the Cemetary.
REDUCED
children up to 11 years of age
school students with class
FREE
children up to 6 years old
1 companion of 1 handicapped person
2 accompanying teachers for every 15 students
Meeting Point
At the entrance of the Synagogue with reservation code and confirmation, 15 minutes before the booked visit time.
What's included
- Didactic tour for individuals in Italian and entrance to the Synagogue
- Didactic tour for individuals in Italian and entrance to the Cemetary (combined visit)
Date
Every Sunday at 17.00
Services
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Visits
scheduled for individuals
available in Italian
Additional Info
The entrance is possible only by reservation of the didactic tours with scheduled departures
Info Reservation
Buy online
Where
Via Palestro, 24 - Pisa
How to reach
_ Walking distance: 4 minutes from Piazza Garibaldi and Lungarni, 15 minutes from Pisa central train station, 15 minutes from Piazza dei Miracoli.
_ By bus: stop Lungarno Mediceo 1, lines 13, 2, 21, 22, 4, 5, Lam Verde, Shuttle E.
_ By car: reach the free parking lot in via Paparelli and then 15 minutes on foot or shuttle E to the stop lungarno Mediceo 1
Accessibility
Cemetery is accessible to disabled
Synagogue is not accessible
Web
Official WebsiteVisiting Rules
- Obligation for men to cover their heads
- Decorous clothing
