2025 Province of Pisa Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

🚆 Florence-Pisa 4.2 8:28-9:54 8.9€ Trenìtalia 1️⃣ New Gate Not interesting, too lazy to take a photo 💰5 euros 3 fridge magnets 💰1.3 euros McDonald's ice cream As a photo prop, you can also go to the toilet✅ 2️⃣ Leaning Tower of Pisa 11:00-11:45 Can take photos for a long time, it's fun to watch everyone take photos in strange poses😃✅ 3️⃣ Pisa Cathedral 11:45-12:00 Free visit, no photos allowed✅ 4️⃣ Miracle Square Lying on the lawn in the sun, very comfortable✅ 5️⃣ lunch 13:00-14:00 Quarto d'Ora Italiano✅ Neapolitan-style pizza, especially delicious, the crust is very fluffy, looks big, but one person can handle it, the filling is not very dry, lots of juice, delicious😋 Aperol spritz 7 euros, very intoxicating, no water added haha, ordered lemon flavor, feels better than the regular one 💰Average 15 euros per person ✈️Transportation from the Leaning Tower of Pisa to the airport: Walk to Bianchi 1 bus station Take bus Line 4, couldn't find a convenience store to buy tickets, can't buy on the bus, but the driver let us on...... Get off at Pellico, walk to Pisa central train station, buy shuttle bus ticket, 5 euros one way, unmanned driving, so cool Or you can try the tabnet app to buy bus tickets, we were too lazy to register......💰5 euros ✈️ Pisa-Lisbon 4.2 17:35-19:35 40.58€ Ryanair

Top 7 dining experiences in 2022 Through all my travels, I’ve enjoyed eating at a wide range of establishments. Anything from Michelin star, Bib Gourmand, and local favorites. I enjoy exploring the local cuisine and their take on an elevated (or unique) meal. Below are my top 7 during 2022: 1. Dante, Omaha, NE @dante.omaha 2. Butcher & Banker, NY @butcherandbankernyc 3. Firebug, Barcelona @firebugbarcelona 4. Maestro Bistro, Rome @maestrobistrot 5. Oria, Barcelona 6. Madcap, San Rafael, CA @madcapmarin 7. Ristorante All’Oro, Rome @ristorantealloro

#wheretogo The Church of Saint Dominic (Igreja de São Domingos) in Lisbon, Portugal, has a storied history dating back to the 13th century when the Dominican Order established a presence in the city. The church has undergone several transformations over the centuries. It was initially built in the Gothic style, later renovated in the Baroque style, and then partially destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. What makes this church particularly significant is its resilience. Despite the earthquake's devastation, it was rebuilt and has witnessed various historical events, including the Inquisition trials. The church features a mix of architectural styles, displaying both Gothic and Baroque elements. Today, the Church of Saint Dominic stands as a symbol of endurance and faith, welcoming visitors to admire its unique blend of architectural influences and to reflect on its role in Lisbon's religious and historical landscape.

PISA ITALY, attractions place .. .. a lot of tourists there. ... Nice place 😘🌹🥰💞💋😎😂👍🏻💯💪🤗💕💐🥳❤️🙏🎉went with my daughter 💪💯👍🏻😂😎💋💞🥰🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘