/ URBAN ARCHITECTURE
/ Corso Italia
Corso Italia is one of the principal streets in Pisa’s historic centre and one of the city’s most important shopping streets. It begins at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, an important urban space near the railway station, and runs towards the heart of…
/ Trammino Cycle Path
The Trammino Cycle Path connects Pisa with the Pisan coast, following the former route of the historic railway line known as the Trammino. A pleasant route to explore by bicycle, it passes through a variety of landscapes and provides a way to reach…
/ The Medici Aqueduct
From the sixteenth century onwards, the Medici embarked on a programme to revive Pisa, which they had chosen as their winter residence and the second capital of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Economically, they encouraged trade and forged closer links…
/ Ludoteca Scientifica
The Ludoteca Scientifica is an interactive educational exhibition where visitors can discover science through play, hands-on experiences and experimentation. Located within the Cittadella Galileiana, it is part of the University Museum System of the…
/ GioFoe 'Seppur si muove'
The work “Seppur si muove” was created - in four days - by Giorgio Forlano, aka GioFoe.The inauguration dates back to July 2022.
/ Via delle Sette Volte
Via delle Sette Volte is one of the characteristic alleyways of Pisa’s historic centre. Around 300 metres long, it runs parallel to Via Oberdan, connecting Via Ulisse Dini with Via San Lorenzo. Its name derives from the series of vaulted passages…
/ Vicolo del Vigna
Vicolo del Vigna is a characteristic alley in Pisa’s historic centre, connecting the area around Piazza delle Vettovaglie with Lungarno Pacinotti. What makes the alley particularly distinctive is the series of so-called “Mattonelle d’artista”—19…
/ AEC Interesni Kazki 'Cavalieri e Saraceni'
“Knights and Saracens” is a large-scale mural created in 2018 by AEC Interesni Kazki, an internationally renowned Ukrainian artist, as part of the Welcome to Pisa urban art project. The work is located in the Porta a Mare district, in the pedestrian…
/ Riglione Cycle and Pedestrian Bridge
Ponte di Riglione, named after Ugo Melani, is a pedestrian and cycle bridge spanning the River Arno and connecting Riglione with the Cisanello area. Opened in 2023, the bridge provides an important link for walking and cycling while offering a new…
/ Ozmo 'Galileo Galilei'
The “Portrait of Galileo Galilei”, created in 2017 by Pisan artist Gionata Gesi, known as Ozmo, as part of the Welcome to Pisa urban art project, brings a contemporary street-art perspective to one of the city’s landmarks.The large-scale mural…