How to see | Le Camere Di Maria

WHAT TO SEE

If you are interested in knowing what the attractions of Pisa are, we recommend you download the appPISA Guide Tickets & Hotels, totally free, which can help you, in the selected language, to view the best routes. The app also includes a map of the city.

We are therefore not here to show you the many tours of the city's historical monuments and museums (not to be missed anyway!).

We want to give you an idea to escape from the classic tourist channel and explore the area as we Pisans do.

For a day you will not live as tourists but as Pisans.

A day at the seaside

Pisa is oneMaritime Republic and it still remains a seaside city.

Marina di Pisa and Tirrenia are only a few kilometers away and offer excellent beaches for swimming and cooling off.

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A ride on the Arno river

Itinerary in boat along the Arno from the city center to the mouth of the Arno and back.

Our river has a lot to tell and during the cruise it will be possible to listen to the guide who will introduce you to the city in a way that a classic guide cannot do.

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A day at the Park

TheSan Rossore Park it is a protected area of 23 thousand hectares. In the Park there are many paths that can be explored on foot and by bike in the various estates, in addition to these are areas of higher naturalistic value accessible only with an environmental guide.

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A visit to the Certosa

TherePisa Charterhouse in Calci (a small village a few kilometers from the city) is a vast monumental complex that rises on the slopes of Monte Pisano. Today the Certosa hosts two distinct museums: the National Museum of the Monumental Certosa of Calci and the Natural History Museum of the University of Pisa.

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A day at the River

An itinerary out of the ordinary but much appreciated by river lovers especially in times of great heat. We offer you near Pisa,at the foot of the Apuan Alps, a day surrounded by nature and waterfalls where you can swim freely.

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...do you feel like skiing?

The beauty of Pisa which is a stone's throw from the sea but also from the mountains. The Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, in particularAbetone, represents the most important ski resort in Central Italy at 1,400 meters above sea level with 50km of ski slopes.

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