Pisa

Pisa is famous the world over for its incredible leaning tower, but you will discover far more as you wander the city's historic streets. The tower, officially the bell tower of the cathedral, is just one of many works of art and architecture in the city's Piazza del Duomo, also known as the Piazza dei Miracoli ('Square of Miracles') – you will also find the baptistry and the Camposanto (monumental cemetery). The medieval town also includes a number of palaces, and is surrounded by high medieval walls.

You can explore all this and more on foot; Pisa is relatively small and therefore easy to explore. It is also a lively student town, with shows, cultural events and festivals throughout the year which add another dimension to this Renaissance gem.

Explore the city

The famous leaning tower & much more

The famous leaning tower & much more

The most famous sights of Pisa are to be found north of the river at the Campo dei Miracoli, at the end of Via Roma. Here, three astonishing buildings rest on a vivid green lawn: the Baptistery is the largest in Italy, with a beautiful, simple interior; the Duomo (cathedral) has a superb pulpit by Giovanni Pisano; while the third, of course, is the Leaning Tower. The Camposanto (cemetery) and the Museo del Duomo are also well worth a visit.

Elsewhere in the city, you'll find several beautiful churches and the S. Matteo National Museum, which houses many Etruscan artefacts and Tuscan paintings

Accommodation

The hotel is ideally located for exploring the city.

We provide suggestions for where to eat out in the documentation that we send you prior to your holiday.

Alessandro della Spina

South of the Arno River and just 600m from the railway station, the stylish, family-run Alessandro della Spina is a charming small hotel (there are just 16 bedrooms) with modern facilities, offering easy access on foot to the main sights.
The rooms, named after flowers, are all light and airy and well-equipped. Continental breakfast is served in the spacious lobby/bar area.

Meal arrangements: breakfast only
Facilities
- Bar
- Wifi
- Air conditioning
- Lift

Prices

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Add-on price

Hotel Alessandro Della Spina, 2 nights: 01 March 2019 - 15 November 2019 & 01 March 2020 - 15 November 2020

Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

Starting	Add on 2 nights	Single supplement
1 - 30 Mar 2019	£104	£88
31 Mar - 31 Oct 2019	£130	£112
1 - 13 Nov 2019	£104	£88
1 - 30 Mar 2020	£108	£92
31 Mar - 2 Nov 2020	£140	£120
3 - 13 Nov 2020	£108	£92

Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.

If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.

Room upgrades & extra nights for first hotel

Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

Alessandro della Spina, Pisa
Junior suite: 01 Mar - 15 Nov 2019	£20
Junior suite: 01 Mar - 15 Nov 2020	£22

Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

Alessandro della Spina, Pisa (B&B)	Double room	Single room
01 Mar - 30 Mar 2019	£46	£85
31 Mar - 31 Oct 2019	£57	£107
01 Nov - 13 Nov 2019	£46	£85
01 Mar - 30 Mar 2020	£48	£88
31 Mar - 02 Nov 2020	£62	£116
03 Nov - 15 Nov 2020	£48	£88

Getting to the city centre

This information is for guidance only; no travel is included in our prices and you should pay locally for your chosen option.

For more information about the airport, visit the Pisa airport website.

Getting between Pisa airport and the city (1km):

Public transport	Approx. duration	Frequency
Mover-bus	8 minutes	every 10 minutes

Other options	Approx. duration	Approx. cost
Taxi	10 minutes	TBA

Reviews

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Mr M Young

Sheffield

26 April 2017

In Siena we enjoyed a lovely evening meal looking out to the town in Hotel Garden. We also ate in the Osteria Boccon del Prete (Via S Pietro 17) and Il Salotto (Via Camollia 34) and would recommed the delicatessen, both for pizza and pastries as well as foodie souvenirs (Menchetti, Via Pianigiani 5). The opera highlights concert advertised was a delight as was the tower option at the duomo. This was not just a climb up the tower for the view, but included walking at a high level inside with glimpses into the cathedral. The tower and public palace in Siena were both worth visiting.

Other highlights were the baptistry in Pisa and the botanical garden, the towers and frescoes in countless churches and public buildings in the hill top villages. In particular the interior of the duomo in San Gimignano and the museo civico, and the medieval art in the museum in Volterra.

[INNTRAVEL NOTE: Mr Young added a city stay in Pisa to his walking holiday in Tuecany.]

Mr M Young

Sheffield

26 April 2017

In Siena we enjoyed a lovely evening meal looking out to the town in Hotel Garden. We also ate in the Osteria Boccon del Prete (Via S Pietro 17) and Il Salotto (Via Camollia 34) and would recommed the delicatessen, both for pizza and pastries as well as foodie souvenirs (Menchetti, Via Pianigiani 5). The opera highlights concert advertised was a delight as was the tower option at the duomo. This was not just a climb up the tower for the view, but included walking at a high level inside with glimpses into the cathedral. The tower and public palace in Siena were both worth visiting.

Other highlights were the baptistry in Pisa and the botanical garden, the towers and frescoes in countless churches and public buildings in the hill top villages. In particular the interior of the duomo in San Gimignano and the museo civico, and the medieval art in the museum in Volterra.

[INNTRAVEL NOTE: Mr Young added a city stay in Pisa to his walking holiday in Tuecany.]

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