In many ways the Duomo is more impressive and enjoyable than the all too famous tower. More

It is one of those must sees if you are on a standard tour of Italy, beautiful but touristy. More

The Duoma is a glorious building with, unusually, green grass all round, which makes it very special. The pulpit is also remarkable. More

the white façade, the perfect proportions, the setting in this almost unreal Piazza dei Miracoli, surrounded by the leaning Tower and by the Battistero More

visit is free and you can linger to gaze at the beauty of the cathedral More

So beautiful, so much to see and understand. Really need a guide or guidebook to get the most out of it. My personal favourite bits were the doors. More

The cathedral was quite impressive but access was limited to a small area just inside the main door so we were not able to wander around. I don't know if it is always like this or we just arrived at a bad time. More

It is a church, an imposing white building dating from 1064, with five naves and a transept with three naves. It contains artwork by Giambologna, Della Robbia and other major artists. As well as artwork in fine Romanesque style with double aisles and a cupola, a huge apse mosaic partly by Cimabue, and a fine pulpit by Giovanni Pisano in... More

When you visit Pisa, you will be struck by the beauty of the piazza when you enter through the old walls. The tower is significantly leaning, but you can still climb to the top of it. The spiral staircase is unusual in that you actually go up and then down as you work your way to the top of the... More