Hotels Pisa, Guesthouses Pisa and Residences Pisa

Famous all over the world for its leaning tower, Pisa catches the attention of thousands of tourists every year, who are attracted by the outstanding historic-artistic heritage the city cherishes.

Thanks to the considerable expertise it has developed in the field of tourist hospitality, Pisa is now able to suit even tourists' most demanding requirements, offering them targeted accommodation facilities. The city centre is scattered with plenty of comfortable 3-star guesthouses and luxury 4-star hotels which give guests the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here. Budget hotels give tourists the possibility to visit the city at reasonable prices, while intimate bed and breakfasts and charming holiday farms are the ideal accommodation facilities for families with children. The lovers of seaside holidays will have the possibility to stay at comfortable accommodation facilities situated a short distance from Marina di Pisa.

The tour of the old town could start from the visit of the famous Campo dei Miracoli (Field of Miracles), which gathers the city's most representative monuments and buildings, that is to say the Duomo, which was begun in the year 1000 and stands out as one of the finest Pisan-Romanesque buildings in Tuscany, its wonderful four-tiered facade a medley of creamy colonnades and intricate blind arcades, the circular Baptistry, which was begun along Romanesque lines and finished in a more ornate Gothic style by  Nicola Pisano, the Camposanto (Cemetery), which was terminated in 1300 and hosts the tombs of the city's most illustrious citizens, and the Bell Tower, the so-called Leaning Tower, Pisa's most representative landmark.
Not to be missed are the city's major museums, which gather precious Egyptian displays, collections of ancient art and inestimable masterpieces which once belonged to Pisa's most powerful lords, such as the members of the Medici, Lorena and Savoy families, which are cherished by the National Museum of the Royal Palace, situated along the Pacinotti Arno Embankment.
The city is scattered with plenty of green areas and lush parks, such as the Botanical Garden, which extends just in the heart of the city centre, the Scotto Garden, which is situated a short distance from Bastione di Sangallo, and wonderful squares, such as Piazza Matteotti and Piazza Martiri della Libertà.
Tourists will also have the possibility to go for pleasant walks along the charming Lungarno (Arno embankment), which is flanked by impressive buildings and palaces on one side and by the river Arno on the other. Every year, during the night of June 16 , the city's embankments are livened up by the so-called Luminara di San Ranieri. On the occasion of the patronal festival, churches, palaces, city walls and monuments are lit by over seventy thousand lamps which create a fascinating atmosphere. On the following day, the traditional Historic Boat Race is held along the river Arno.
In summer, tourists will have the opportunity to visit the nearby Marina di Pisa, which is situated only 11 kilometres far from the city centre, and enjoy utmost relax while tanning on the beach or running wild in the trendiest clubs of the sea front.
Shopping lovers looking for original souvenirs can visit the charming street market of Piazza del Duomo, which gathers marble and alabaster items depicting the tower and Tuscany's most representative landmarks, while those interested in antiques will have the opportunity to browse around the charming antique shops of the city centre.