![]() So after the usual photos and selfies, do take some time to visit these treasures. Piazza dei Miracoli (literally ‘square of miracles’) is where you’ll find the Leaning Tower, but this beautiful piazza is also home to some stunning buildings that represent the key religious and artistic attractions of Pisa. What a gem! The birthplace of Galileo Galilei is a fascinating combination of art, history, and culture, with lots of things to see and do beyond the Leaning Tower. However, early this year I decided to add it to my travel wishlist for 2018 and after spending a couple of days in Pisa last week, I must say that my perception of it has completely changed. I’ve never really bothered about traveling to Pisa just to see a tower (I know…), especially with the much more exotic places I used to have on my bucket list. You may think that seeing the Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of those key things Italians do as part of their education. ![]() ![]() For example, did you know that the leaning towers are actually three? Pisa has always been synonymous with the Leaning Tower, but this bustling university town has so much more to offer in terms of sights and culture. ![]()
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