• Corso Italia - Corso Italia is one of Pisa’s two primary shopping avenues.
• Ponte di Mezzo - Known as Pisa’s ‘Old Bridge,’ Ponte di Mezzo links Corso Italia with Borgo Stretto.
• Borgo Stretto - A picturesque street in Pisa, featuring two Renaissance loggias on either side, historic shops, cafes, and the home of Galileo Galilei.
• Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi - A popular student gathering spot, it features the ‘Casino dei Nobili’ (an 18th-century building), a statue of Garibaldi at its center, and the Madonna dei Vetturini wood carving hanging at the edge of the Renaissance Loggia on Borgo Stretto street.
• Piazza delle Vettovaglie - A Renaissance market square for fruits and vegetables, with the market now extending every morning into the nearby St. Omobono square.
• Torre del Campano - The only remaining medieval tower in town, it has a fascinating history.
• Palazzo della Sapienza - Formerly ‘Piazza del Grano’ (Wheat Market square), it became the first site of the University of Pisa, the Studio Pisano, by the end of the 15th century. Today, it is a 19th-century building with a Renaissance courtyard.
• Knights’ Square - Once known as Piazza delle Sette Vie, it served as Pisa’s political center until the 16th century. It was renovated by Cosimo I and became the headquarters of the Knights of Saint Stephen. Currently, it houses the ‘Scuola Normale Superiore.’
• Chiesa di San Sisto in Cortevecchia - A superb example of Pisan Romanesque architecture, it features unique decorations on the front and sides. Martina will highlight it and share intriguing details.
• Piazza dei Miracoli - A remarkable and globally renowned square in Pisa, home to the Duomo, Baptistery, Leaning Tower, Camposanto, Museum of Sinopie, and Museum of Opera del Duomo. Martina will offer captivating insights into the history, legends, and traditions of this extraordinary collection of buildings. Enjoy 10 minutes of free time for photos, including the must-have shot with the Leaning Tower (ask Martina for the best angles).
• Ponte Solferino - From the top of Ponte Solferino, enjoy a stunning view of the Lungarni, Guelfa Tower, Medici Arsenals, and the Medieval ‘Terzana’ area.
• Chiesa di Santa Maria della Spina - A Gothic gem, it stands out along the left bank of the Arno River.
• Murale Tuttomondo di Keith Haring - ‘Tuttomondo’ (1989) is the only open-air mural by American underground artist Keith Haring: 180 square meters, 30 different figures, symbols, and a message of peace, love, and tolerance.

• 3-hour private guided tour of Pisa

• Other
• Lunch
• food and drinks, personal expenses, bike rental rate

This is an ideal excursion for first-time visitors with limited time (half a day) who are keen to discover Pisa beyond just the Leaning Tower: a cycling tour allows you to explore various locations at your own leisure!
Your individual licensed tour guide, Martina, will familiarize you with Pisa’s history, myths, and customs. Additionally, she provides the chance to immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of a lively university city: having lived in Pisa for over 15 years, first as a university student (Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degree) and then as an inhabitant, she is well-acquainted with every nook and cranny of its historical center, as well as master craftsmen and top spots to sample local cuisine. Not to forget, your guide will gladly divulge captivating facts about the renowned Leaning Tower and other remarkable buildings in the ‘field of miracles’! Come meet Martina, rent a bike from her suggested store, and make the most of your Pisa visit!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.