Dei Quadri Apartments Pisa

Via dei Quadri 38, Casale Marittimo Pisa, Tuscany, 56040, Italy

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Pisa, Italy

A travel blog entry by pink-obsessed

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... the tower now leans at about 3.99 degrees. This means that the top of the tower is displaced horizontally 3.9 metres (12 ft 10 in) from where it would be if the structure were
perfectly vertical.
A popular tourist activity is to pose for photographs pretending to "hold up" the leaning tower and preventing it from falling. The illusion is created through the principle of forced ...

A walk in Pisa

A travel blog entry by addius

... to Livorno, though not before enjoying a nice Ice-cream together in a nice ice-cream shop closer to the train station on our way back.

By now we had booked our cruise entertainment and had nearly every evening booked with a show. This was also the night where we chose to dress up slightly and dine in the Manhattan restaurant during one of their cabaret shows, before hurrying on to the entertainment of the ...

To Pisa We Go

A travel blog entry by jackie_n_james

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Our train didn't leave Rome till just after noon so we got to sleep in and took our time eating breakfast and checking out. After an uneventful and boring ride to Pisa we arrived around 4pm and found our hostel really easily. We were hit with a very unpleasant heat wave in our hostel though that continued to haunt us the whole time there. The temperature was over 30 degrees celsius and the hostel kept all the windows open every day and wouldn't use the ...

Leaning Tower, Walled City & the Best Dinner Ever

A travel blog entry by smhsmb

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... a bell tower. Now there are many bell towers in Lucca, as I said there are more churches than I could count and probably all of them have bell towers. This one was probably the tallest in the city. It had 207 steps! But the view was, wait for it...Amazing!
Last stop - Tuscan Dinner: So far, probably the highlight of the trip! We were greeted by the owner, a pretty blond who I think is the owner. They had tables set up under the trees with lights ...

Pisa

A travel blog entry by johnhadfield

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... at the cathedral etc we walked into the old part of town, to the river, and along towards where there was supposed to be a museum containing several Roman trading ships that had been unearthed in the harbour. Unfortunately it was not yet open, so we had a big walk for the exercise!

On the way back we saw the funniest thing on our walk back to the car. A fire engine went racing past and under the railway viaduct. A ...

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