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Top Sights
Leaning Tower of Pisa
This world-famous tower is known for its unexpected tilt, making it one of the most recognizable landmarks on the planet. Built as a bell tower for a nearby cathedral, the structure started leaning during construction due to soft ground. Its unique angle has made it a symbol of architectural curiosity and resilience.
Cattedrale di Pisa
This cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval architecture and stands at the heart of a famous square. Built in the 11th century, it’s a symbol of religious and artistic history, with a mix of Romanesque and Islamic influences. The structure is known for its grand marble facade, intricate bronze doors, and stunning mosaics inside.
Piazza dei Cavalieri
This historic square is the second most famous spot in the city and has been a center of power and learning for centuries. Once the political heart of the area, it’s now surrounded by impressive Renaissance buildings and is home to a top university. The place is known for its unique blend of history, architecture, and student life.
Chiesa di Santa Maria della Spina
This small Gothic church sits right by the river and is one of the most detailed buildings you’ll ever see. Built in the 1200s, it was originally used to keep a religious relic. The outside is covered in statues and decorations, making it stand out from everything around it.
Battistero di San Giovanni
This round, marble building is the largest baptistery in the world. It was started in the 12th century and took over 200 years to finish. The outside mixes Romanesque and Gothic styles, and the inside is simple but has amazing acoustics. The dome is so big it can be seen from far away.
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