Pisa Cathedral

Pisa Cathedral (Duomo di Pisa) anchors the Piazza dei Miracoli, showcasing Pisan Romanesque architecture in striped marble, bronze doors, and a lavishly carved pulpit by Giovanni Pisano. Begun in 1064, it reflects the city’s maritime power and houses notable artworks and relics. Highlights include the gilded coffered ceiling, mosaic of Christ in Majesty, and views aligning with the famous Leaning Tower next door. Visiting offers a cohesive look at medieval art, engineering, and urban planning in a compact complex. Timed entry and combined tickets with the Baptistery and tower make it easy to tailor your visit.