Cemetery and Cathedral: Reserved entrance

The Cathedral of Pisa, located in Piazza dei Miracoli, is a magnificent example of Pisan Romanesque architecture and one of the most important historical jewels of the city. Built between the 11th and 12th centuries, its white and gray marble facade, sculptural details and elegant arches make it an impressive monument that reflects the power and wealth of Pisa in the Middle Ages. Next to the cathedral is the Camposanto Monumentale, the historic cemetery that, according to tradition, was built on earth brought from the Holy Land. Its cloisters, frescoes and funerary sculptures offer a fascinating journey through the history, art and funerary traditions of the city. Visiting both spaces allows you to contemplate the harmony between architecture, religious art and historical memory, making them an essential part of any trip to Pisa.