Pisa Street Food and City Highlights Walking Tour





Description
Discover the authentic side of Pisa on this immersive two-hour tour that proves there is so much more to see than just a tilted tower. Taste the local delicacies of Pisa, like Cecina, a savory chickpea pancake, local Pecorino and salami, but also cantucci (biscuit) and gelato. The tasting will take place through the whole city, allowing you to visit the center and admire Chiesa di Santa Maria della SPina, cross the bridge to from one side to the other of Lungarno Mediceo, stroll through Borgo Stretto and much more. In the end, ask the guide to accompany you to Piazza dei Miracoli where you will find the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Cathedral, with the option of booking the tickets with us but visiting the monumets at your pace without the guide. PLEASE NOTE: kids until the age of 8 Years old are not allowed to go up the Tower.
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Itinerary
Reconstructed after World War II, this vital bridge offers sweeping views of the Arno River, connecting the city’s historic districts while providing a perfect vantage point for admiring colorful palaces.
Pisa’s most atmospheric street, Borgo Stretto is famous for its elegant medieval arcades, boutique shops, and beautiful stone architecture. It captures the essence of the city’s historic and commercial heart.
Once the political center of medieval Pisa, this grand square features the stunning sgraffito facade of Palazzo della Carovana. It remains a center of excellence as the home of the Scuola Normale.
After crossing Ponte di Mezzo you reach this lively hub. Named after Italy’s national hero, the square is a popular social meeting point surrounded by historic buildings and local cafes.
This UNESCO site hosts a breathtaking assembly of white marble monuments set against lush green lawns, representing the peak of medieval art.
The world’s most famous bell tower, this leaning marble wonder has defied gravity for centuries. Its iconic tilt makes it a symbol of architectural ambition and mystery.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
great experience, I tasted a lot of typical foods from Pisa and Tuscany. the city is really nice and the guide told us everything about it
This tour was perfect for my first time in Pisa. Nice introduction to the city (there's so much more than the tower) and the food was a lot, many delicious options. Asia was a great guide, she is patient, funny and knows everything!
Never thought Pisa cuisine was so rich and different from other parts of Italy. Our guide Marco was a very good host, knowledgeable and fun
It's a good tour but we found the order of the food a bit strange. Starting off with meatballs and lasagne we went straight on to pastries, then antipasti, ham and cheese. Would have preferred savoury things first followed by sweet things.



