San Giusto

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White shuttle bus with green circles parked on city street with open door and buildings in background

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Pisa: Bus from Pisa Airport to/from Florence Station Guidoni T2

Hop aboard Flibco's fantastic transport service and effortlessly glide from Pisa Airport to Florence Station Guidoni T2, or vice versa. Why wrestle with the public transportation system when you can kick back, relax, and soak up the picturesque views from the spacious comfort of an extra-wide seat, complete with ample legroom? Stay connected to friends and family with complimentary WiFi and handy power outlets at every seat, ensuring your devices remain charged and ready for action. For those longer journeys, Flibco has thought of everything! A convenient onboard restroom ensures comfort throughout, while pets are welcomed aboard in secure, appropriately-sized carriers that won't disturb fellow passengers. Plus, visually and hearing-impaired individuals can travel with their trusty guide dogs by their side.

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€14.99

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2.1 km away

Leaning Tower of Pisa and adjacent cathedral under clear blue sky with visitors on green lawn

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Excellent

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Leaning Tower of Pisa & Cathedral: Entry Ticket

See the Leaning Tower of Pisa up close after navigating the lively streets of Pisa. This structure is the bell tower for the nearby Pisa Cathedral. In Piazza dei Miracoli, you can view both the tower and the cathedral. Entering the piazza, first see the Leaning Tower. This area is known as the 'Square of Miracles' for its historical significance. The Leaning Tower, with its initial unstable foundation and later used by the Nazis, continues to stand today despite its tumultuous past. Once you have viewed the marble exterior of the Tower of Pisa and taken some popular "holding up the tower" photos, climb the tilted campanile. At the top, enjoy wide views of the surrounding area.

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€25.00

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2.3 km away

Close-up of the leaning tower of Pisa with detailed columns and part of the adjacent cathedral under a clear blue sky

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Leaning Tower of Pisa & Cathedral: Guided Tour

Pisa Cathedral would probably be the city's most famous monument, if it weren't for a certain leaning tower... With this tour you'll discover both! The guide will take you to Piazza dei Miracoli (the Square of Miracles) to discover its iconic monuments, known for their beautiful and unique Romanesque style. You will visit the interior of Pisa Cathedral with your guide and will have plenty of time also to take pictures inside and bask in its remarkable architectural grandeur. Behold the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa and admire the round-shaped Baptistery surrounded by its unique columned arcades, and its “Camposanto”, originally a cemetery, an extraordinary quadrangular cloister. Be enthralled as your guide regales you with the history of the leaning structure of the tower which stirs the imaginations (and the social media feeds!) of all visitors. After about one hour of guided tour of the Piazza dei Miracoli, visit the interior of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

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€57.00

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2.3 km away

9/10

Excellent

(22 reviews)

Baptistery & Cathedral of Pisa: Priority Entrance Ticket + Audio Guide

Visit two of Pisa's top attractions with a pre-booked pass. Skip the lines and explore the Cathedral of Pisa and the Baptistery. Collect your tickets and an audio guide to learn about the history of these significant religious sites. The Cathedral of Pisa, built in the 12th century, showcases Romanesque architecture. Next, head to the Baptistery to see the blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. Your audio guide will provide interesting facts about the history and architecture of these landmarks. See works by ancient Italian masters and their sculptures that tell stories from the past.

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€20.00

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2.3 km away

arched stone columns casting shadows on marble floor with domed roofs in background under blue sky

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Pisa Cathedral & Camposanto: Priority Entrance + Audio Guide

With priority entrance tickets and an audio guide, bypass the lines and explore the Pisa Cathedral and Camposanto. Let the Italian Romanesque architecture wrap around you as you navigate the history and art of these landmarks. Stroll straight into the Camposanto with zero hassle and explore these twin architectural marvels with the audio guide. You can choose from five languages and learn about the cathedral's interior and exterior details. Then, you can gaze at the Roman sarcophagi, frescoes, and art pieces within the cemetery, gaining many historical insights.

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€20.00

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2.3 km away

Large round marble baptistery with intricate gothic details under blue sky with scattered clouds and visitors walking nearby

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Graveyard & Cathedral: Reserved Entrance

Everybody knows Pisa's leaning tower, but the Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles) has plenty of other attractions that have helped it earn the name. The Sinopie Museum gives you the chance to delve into the fresco-making process. And the stunning 'graveyard' has arches, tombs, chapels and a courtyard that give it a reverent air.

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€14.00

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2.4 km away

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in Pisa

San Giusto lies just west of Pisa’s historic center, with narrow streets like Via San Giusto winding past colorful homes and small piazzas such as Piazza San Paolo all'Orto. The neighborhood is known for its close community, traditional markets, artisan shops, and family-run trattorias serving local Tuscan dishes. It attracts students, residents, and travelers seeking authentic daily life away from tourist crowds.

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“San Giusto captures the essence of everyday Pisa, where you can savor authentic Tuscan cuisine in family-run trattorias and stroll through historic streets that echo with stories of the past. It’s a neighborhood that invites visitors to slow down and truly engage with the local culture.”

VisitPisa Editorial Team

What is San Giusto like?

residential, local, quiet

Best For

History buffsFood loversStudentsBudget travelersCultural enthusiasts

Hotels in San Giusto

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“San Giusto captures the essence of everyday Pisa, where you can savor authentic Tuscan cuisine in family-run trattorias and stroll through historic streets that echo with stories of the past. It’s a neighborhood that invites visitors to slow down and truly engage with the local culture.”

VisitPisa Editorial Team

What is San Giusto like?

residential, local, quiet

Best For

History buffsFood loversStudentsBudget travelersCultural enthusiasts

Hotels in San Giusto

Plan Your Visit

When is the best time to visit San Giusto?

Tip

The best times to visit San Giusto are early morning or late afternoon when the light is perfect for photography and the streets are less crowded.

How long should you spend in San Giusto?

Duration

2-3 hours

What's within walking distance of San Giusto?

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Area	On foot
Borgo Stretto	25 min
San Martino	25 min
San Francesco	25 min
Cisanello	25 min
Pisa City Center	25 min
Sant'Antonio	30 min

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Discover other fascinating neighborhoods in Pisa, each with its own unique character and attractions

Sant'Ermete

Sant'Ermete is a residential neighborhood in Pisa with streets like Via Don Gaetano Boschi, lined with colorful houses, local shops, and cafes. University of Pisa students, young professionals, and families live here, creating a relaxed, everyday atmosphere. Traditional markets and artisan workshops appear regularly, with the historic Sant’Ermete Church nearby.

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Borgo Stretto

Pisa's historic shopping arcade with medieval porticoes, boutiques, and traditional cafes in the city center.

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San Martino

San Martino is a neighborhood in Pisa, known for its lively atmosphere and cultural heritage. Located near the Leaning Tower, this area features narrow cobblestone streets lined with historic buildings, shops, and cafes. The neighborhood reflects its Tuscan roots, with friendly locals and a strong community spirit.San Martino stands out due to its blend of history and modern life. Streets often fill with students from the nearby University of Pisa, tourists exploring the area, and locals engaged in daily activities. This mix creates an environment that encourages exploration.Notable spots include Piazza San Martino, a gathering place for residents and visitors. Take time to walk through the streets, taste authentic Tuscan cuisine, and appreciate the neighborhood's well-preserved architecture. San Martino also lies within walking distance of major landmarks, serving as a convenient base for exploring the city of Pisa.

Pisa's historic shopping arcade with medieval porticoes, boutiques, and traditional cafes in the city center.

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San Martino

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