Full visit to the Field of Miracles with Leaning Tower climbing

Piazza del Duomo, Piazza del Duomo, Pisa, Province of Pisa, Italy, Pisa, Italy

Full visit to the Field of Miracles with Leaning Tower climbing

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Overview

Duration

Languages

English

Voucher type

mobile

What To Expect

Enjoy this small-group tour at the Field of Miracles with entrances at the Cathedral, Baptistery, Cemetery and Leaning Tower climbing included. You'll meet your guide at the white marble fountain close to the Tower (Fontana dei Putti) and start a 90 minutes guided visit that includes entrances to the main buildings of the monumental complex of the Cathedral of Pisa. You'll learn all about this extraordinary and fascinating example of Italian Medieval architecture with an expert local guide. You'll relive the stories that led to the construction of the complex and its transformations over the centuries. Another 30 minutes will be required to climb the Leaning Tower. The total duration of the tour is 2 hours which will pass in a flash.

What to remember

Important info

It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes
The minimum age for this tour is 8 years old. Children under 8 years of age are not allowed inside the Leaning Tower
Bags, purses and bagpacks will need to be deposited at the locker room before climbing the Tower
Inside the Cathedral the dress code is informal: shorts are allowed, ladies need to have their shoulders covered
Duration of the tour is 2 hours in total: 90 minutes of guided visit - 30 minutes needed to climb the Leaning Tower

What's included

Entrance fees. Guided tour

What's not included

Hotel pick-up/drop-off

Know Before You Go

Highlights

Enter the Cathedral, Baptistery and Monumental Cemetery. 90-minute guided visit led by expert guide. Small group guaranteed

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel your tour until a day in advance

Provider

Pisa Explorer

Meeting Point

The meeting point is at the white marble statue near the Leaning Tower - the Fontana dei Putti. Your guide will stand there holding a red and white sign saying "Pisa Explorer".