Pisa | Domus Mazziniana (Mazzini Museum)
The Domus Mazziniana (Mazzini House Museum) is hosted at Palazzo Nathan-Rosselli, where Giuseppe Mazzini died in 1872 after having spent…
The Domus Mazziniana (Mazzini House Museum) is hosted at Palazzo Nathan-Rosselli, where Giuseppe Mazzini died in 1872 after having spent…
The National Museum of San Matteo is the most important museum of painting and sculpture of Pisa with real masterpieces…
Palazzo Reale has been over the centuries the residence of three dynasties in Pisa: Medici, Lorraine and Savoy. Historical and…
The Church of Santa Maria della Spina was originally called Santa Maria del Ponte Nuovo, as it was built on…
The construction of a church dedicated to the Order of the Knights of Santo Stefano, founded by Cosimo I de…
The beautiful church of St Catherine of Alexandria is located in Pisa and is an example of the Pisan-Romanesque style.…
In Pisa is known as the Church of San Pierino, as well as the adjacent square (Piazza Cairoli) is known…
The Basilica of San Piero a Grado stands where tradition has it that St. Peter landed from Palestine. Before continuing on…
The beautiful church of San Paolo a Ripa d’Arno is located on the Lungarno Sonnino, behind the Benedictine complex. It…
The first attestation of the Church of San Francesco dates back to 1233. Paintings, from Giotto to Cimabue The church,…
The Kienerk Museum in Fauglia, set in the premises of the old judicial prisons in Via Chiostra, exhibits a collection…
Casciana Terme is famous for its therapeutic waters, known for particular curative properties since the Middle Ages. Water at 36°…