Helvetia Pisa Tower

This route is part of the ancient medieval road that led pilgrims to Rome through Tuscany from the Cisa Pass to Radicofani to then pass into Lazio, touching the main destinations of Christianity in the Middle Ages. With this itinerary, the pilgrims who arrive in Pisa can set out directly until they reach the Via Francigena in Lucca. On this path you will encounter unique places and monuments for a completely new journey. From Pisa walk along the banks of the Arno until you reach the...

A walk through the historic center of Pisa, suitable for the whole family. Departure from the Romeo Anconetani Stadium, proceed towards Porta San Ranierno from where you enter the historic center of the city. We proceed towards Piazza Duomo where we find the famous Leaning Tower, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, the Chapel of the Well and we arrive at the Lion's Gate, where we enter the Jewish Cemetery.

A walk to discover the city of Pisa starting from Piazza Duomo, where we can find the Cathedral and the famous Leaning Tower. We continue towards the Bagni di Nerone, the Roman baths located near Porta a Lucca, which delimit the length of the medieval markets, an area where you can walk under the cover of medieval arcades. Subsequently along Via Oberdan we arrive along the Arno River, which crosses the city, and passing over the Ponte di Mezzo, we walk along Via del Corso until we reach...

This beautiful cycle path that can also be traveled by pedestrians follows the old Trammino track. Along the way, we recommend making a short detour to visit La Vettola and San Piero a Grado, excellent places to take breaks. In San Piero a Grado you can visit the famous Roman basilica built in the 11th century. Arriving at the mouth of the Arno where the river flows into the sea, there are famous stilt houses with large fishing nets as well as a small picturesque port. The cycle path...

A walk, run or bike ride around Pisa. An excursion suitable for all the family, departing from Pisa in the San Martino district near the Arno River. Proceed in the direction of the railway station of Pisa, and continue towards the districts of San Giusto, San Marco and skirting the airport you will arrive at the Bosco degli allori reserve, passing through Coltano. Return following the circular route.