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簡 **
6 Mar
A full day of activities, and the winery experience lunch plan is also very good. Prices are high in Europe, and that meal included four wines, bread appetizers, lasagna, dessert, and small sweets, and the length of stay was also reasonable. On the day, the bus had some problems, and we encountered a temporarily suspended itinerary, but the impact was not significant. In the end, we still completed all the attractions, and waited a little for the new car to pick us up. But I am still very grateful to the guide and driver for their hardworking and reliable service. Highly recommended for those who want to travel around Tuscany on their own but want a full experience!
2+
Klook 用戶
4 Mar
Join the Klook’s trip all the time when I visited the new city. This time I joined the Manarola Monterosso and Pisa trip. It was a good experience and comfortable trip. You don’t have to think about the traffic and the station, the guide (Leo) leaded everyone and made sure we can catch the train/bus on time. The bus driver Maximums he is kind and provides the most safe way bringing us back. thanks !
Jakarin *******
27 Feb
Trip is excellent and convenient. We went to Siena, San Gimignano, Vineyard and Pisa. Thoses towns are so beautiful. Vineyard came with lunch and wine tasting. Totally recommended! Pisa is nice but we didn’t have much time to explore much. Be prepare that they don’t have much toilets. We had to go to cafe and purchased drinks. Public toilets are not available much.
2+
Samuel ***
24 Feb
Highlight of the tour was San Gimignano! Time there was quite limited with 1 hour for you to roam. I feel we don’t really need to spend 1 hour at Pisa as there was simply just the leaning tower of Pisa to visit
2+
Ho ******
24 Feb
The price-performance ratio is excellent, linking together several places I wanted to go (but didn't want to make a special trip for), allowing me to visit them all in one day. Siena is probably the biggest attraction, and I had breakfast at an old shop there. The bread was super authentic and the prices were very reasonable. The winery lunch was delicious. An Italian aunt kept handing us various seasonings. There was one that was so good, but I forgot to ask what it was. I felt the pasta was even better than what you get at a dedicated restaurant. The white wine was so delicious and the price was just right, but unfortunately I couldn't buy any because of the rest of the itinerary. I bought a bottle of vinegar in San Gimignano to make salad. Pisa was mainly to check off the Leaning Tower of Pisa, which was adequate.
1+
Klook客路用户
18 Feb
The itinerary is quite packed, the tour guide is very responsible and enthusiastic, humorous, and gave a great introduction. The places he took us to would be difficult to find on our own. If you have a free day, I recommend visiting.
謝 **
10 Feb
The driver and tour guide, Barbara, are truly dedicated. She is fluent in multiple languages, patiently explains things, and introduces special little shops. The driver drives safely and is friendly. Definitely worth a visit.
2+
Fung ********
7 Feb
Tour Guide: Valeska – Absolutely Outstanding! Valeska was the highlight of our tour! She provided enthusiastic and warm service from start to finish. She kindly reminded everyone to use the restroom at every stop and always gave clear, accurate estimates of driving times so we could prepare mentally and physically. She speaks fluent English and Spanish, switching between them seamlessly to make sure every guest in our diverse group understood everything perfectly. She truly took care of everyone’s needs – super attentive and proactive. One tough moment: another passenger was on speakerphone for over 45 minutes, then played loud Instagram videos, making it impossible to rest. I felt desperate and asked Valeska for help – she immediately stepped in politely to explain and ask for consideration. Even though the person didn’t listen, her quick, kind effort meant so much! Valeska is professional, caring, multilingual, and genuinely passionate about making the tour enjoyable for all.

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What to know about Leaning Tower

The Leaning Tower of Pisa, also known as Torre Pendente di Pisa, is a famous bell tower or bell chamber in Pisa, Italy, known for the tower's tilt caused by soft ground under its foundations. Located in the Piazza del Duomo, also called the Campo dei Miracoli, it stands beside the Pisa Cathedral and baptistery. The tower was built in the 1100s and leans more than 4 meters to one side, but thanks to stabilization efforts, it’s now safe to climb. Inside, it has seven bells and a spiral staircase leading to great views of the city, the Arno River, and beyond. Nearby, you can also explore the Sinopie Museum, walk around the old walls of Pisa, or take a short 30-minute trip to Lucca or Florence. You can reach it easily from the Pisa Airport, and it's one of the most visited spots in Tuscany. Don’t miss your chance to climb this world-famous tower and see Pisa from above!
Leaning Tower, Pisa, Tuscany, Italy

Things to Do in the Leaning Tower of Pisa

Climb the Leaning Tower of Pisa

Before you start climbing, a staff member will share a short history of the tower and some interesting facts. Then, you'll climb the 297 steps of the spiral staircase to the top. The tower has eight levels and is about 56 meters (184 feet) tall. Six of these levels are open galleries, giving you great views of Pisa and the beautiful countryside nearby.

Explore the Duomo and the Museum

At the Duomo, you can admire its beautiful white arches and bronze doors while going inside to see amazing marble artwork and colorful mosaics. Nearby, the Sinopie Museum has interesting displays where you can learn about the cathedral's art and design. It's a great place to explore and enjoy stunning architecture and art up close.

Visit the Baptistery (Battistero)

Go inside the round Baptistery to see its beautiful Gothic style and hear its amazing acoustics---sounds echo clearly throughout the building. You can check out the unique pillars with lion carvings and the marble font where baptisms take place. It's a quiet, impressive spot to explore near the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Walk around the Camposanto (Cemetery)

The Camposanto is a peaceful place to explore with its long building and green lawn in the middle. You can walk under the covered arcades that hold old gravestones and monuments from Pisa's history. While many frescoes were damaged in World War II, the cemetery still offers a quiet and interesting spot to visit near the Piazza dei Miracoli.

Visit the Sinopie Museum

At the Sinopie Museum, you can see the original drawings that were hidden behind the frescoes in the Camposanto. These sketches were saved after World War II, when many murals were damaged. It's a great place to learn more about the art and history of Pisa's famous cemetery.

Must-Visit Attractions after the Leaning Tower of Pisa

Colosseum

The Colosseum in Rome is a famous ancient amphitheater where gladiator battles once took place. You can explore its ruins and underground tunnels to imagine ancient life. It's about a 3-hour train ride from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, making it a great day trip to see more of Italy's history.

Gallery of the Academy of Florence

The Gallery of the Academy of Florence is a famous art museum located about an hour away from the Leaning Tower of Pisa by car or train. Here, you can see incredible works of art, including Michelangelo's famous statue of David. The museum also has beautiful paintings, sculptures, and musical instruments. Visiting the gallery is a great way to enjoy some of Italy's most important art while exploring the rich history of Florence.

Palatine Hill

Palatine Hill in Rome offers ancient ruins, gardens, and city views. You can explore old palaces and visit nearby sites like the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. It's about a 3-hour train ride from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, perfect for a day trip.

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