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126 reviews 110 travel blogs 210 photos Attraction Type:
Architectural building, Religious site, Historic site
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Duomo Pisa
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Italy's cutest gem
Sheesh!.. can the days just please stop getting better than the last? Just when I think we've had a day that can't possibly be topped, we get up to another day even better than the last. I don't know how much more of this happiness we can take, but we'll keep going until we explode with smiles :)
We headed out along the Auto- … -
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Rolling, Rolling, Rolling
Officially naming Wednesday Adventure Day, if only because next Wednesday is going to be our Airports Are Annoying But Long Flights Are Worse day.
Today's Wednesday was considerably more fun though.
We got on the train early in the morning to head out to Pisa. The train was mostly empty and there was this elderly lady to my left, …
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David Has Big Hands
... the obligatory photos either holding the tower up or leaning against it. Also in the grounds of the Piazza del Duomo were the Duomo itself, covered in ornate fresco sketching and the Battistero. The Battistero looked great, being completely round in ...
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Ducatis everywhere
... airport. As we thought we had a bit of time, we decided not to go the Autostrada and we went over the mountains instead. Saw the Duomo of Florence briefly. We drove, more, and some more, and then we arrived. We were way late. As this was Italy and not ...
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Pisa, Firenze, Venezia, Roma
... the deep end" with three days of frantic sightseeing starting with the 465 steps (or 258 in Kath's case) to the top of the Duomo. For us the highlights of Firenze were the Boboli Gardens and Trattoria Marione, (Via della Spada, 27, Tel 055 214 756). This ...
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The Leaning Tower
... did the only thing that was possible, we bought the copy which doubles as a light !!!!! We left after seeing that and the Duomo. We drove down the coast, towards Rome. Entering Rome was different. Trying to find the campground was a nightmare, but that ...
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Lean on Me
... go to Pisa to see is overshadowed -- in terms of grandeur and magnificence -- by another building, the Pisa Cathedral (Duomo). This cathedral was begun in the 11th century and is a spectacular work of Romanesque architecture. ...
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LEANING ON PISA
... spiraling steps up. The view from the top was fantastic, of course, and gave us a great vantage point to spy the duomo and baptistry below. On the 18th Andrew woke up eager to head to Maranello, home of the Ferrari (factory, track, and ...
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Our slant on Pisa
... Pisa, or LTP). Unknown to many tourists, I suspect, is that the LTP is the camponile (bell tower) of the Duomo di Pisa (cathedral), which stands right beside it. Construction of the The Duomo began in 1093 and the campanile in 1173. Both were built ...
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Well that's smaller than I thought it would be...
... sites. Beautiful marble work!! Almost blinding for pictures. The buildings on the Field of Miracles consist of the Duomo (Cathedral), the Baptistry, the Bell Tower (which is the Leaning tower) and the Camposanto Cemetery. These seem to be the ...
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Italy's cutest gem
... out, we were given a smoking room anyway, so we didn't break any rules, but, apparently, the rules are made to be broken in Italy, or at best they are a "suggestion only"...love it! We had an hour or so to relax before we were whipped up into the ...
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The Last Two Women On Top Of The Leaning Tower
... the Uffizi we walked to Santa Croce and saw the tomb of Michelangelo and the memorials for Galileo and Machiavelli. Then we went to the Duomo and walked up the 463 steps to the top! From up there you can see all of Florence. We got paninis for lunch ...
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- Duomo
- Campo dei Miracoli
- Museo dell'Opera del Duomo
- Museo delle Sinopie
- Camposanto
- Baptistry
- Cathedral of St. Ranieri
- Leaning Tower of Pisa (La Torre di Pisa)
- Baptistry of St John
- Museo Nazionale di Palazzo Reale
- Borgo Stretto
- Santa Maria della Spina
- Piazza dei Cavalieri
- Guelph Tower (Torre Guelfa)
- National Museum of San Matteo (Museo Nazionale di San Matteo)
- Arsenale
- Ente Parco Regionale Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli
- Piazza del Duomo
- Palazzo al Borgo di Corliano
- Guarnacci Museum (Museo Guarnacci)