Duomo

If you’re at the Pisa tower, you might as well visit Duomo being as its a walking distance away. Though the Duomo is often less photographed compared to Pisa from my observation. Some people could spend hours here, whilst others only need about 10 minutes. The site itself is lovely, but it’s even nicer inside. No entrance fee too!

There is not much to add but it’s one of those places you have to see in person to appreciate.
Note: You can purchase a ticket for the leaning tower and have free access to the duomo.
While it can get crowded, it seems there’s never really a line where you’d have to wait to get in. People are usually in and out.
I have to admit I could just spend the afternoon here, there’s something about the serenity and calmness that this place brings out in you. I actually favor this duomo over the one in Florence.

As soon as you get to Pisa tower; Standing in a large green grass, this beautiful building is just beside the tower. Its a masterpiece of medieval architecture from the outside to inside.
The entrance is free and you can do no flash photography. Make sure you go in as this was one of the beautiful churches I visited in Italy.

Thought this might be cheesy but the only thing negative is all the people selling junk here. Lots of angels to take pictures.
There are lots of other beautiful architectural buildings here on the grounds too!
We took the little train here and heard that the local bus most people get pick pocketed or felt up. Recommend the train as it worked well!

Uma verdadeira obra de arte, que teve a ajuda de famosos artistas italianos da época.

A beautiful building made in different shades of marble with Byzantine and Arabic motifs set into its Romanesque architecture. The exquisitely carved 14^th century pulpit is a masterpiece of medieval sculpture. I especially loved the golden ceiling, the mosaics over the high altar and the magnificent bronze doors. Altogether, something not to be missed when you’re in Pisa!