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Pisa, the ideal destination for your camping holiday!
Although the Tower of Pisa in Tuscany is the city’s biggest draw for tourists, there are countless other Italian cultural and historical attractions that deserve your attention during a camping getaway in the region. Take, for example, the Baptistery of St John, the second-oldest architectural monument on the Piazza dei Miracoli, which beautifully merges Gothic and Romanesque styles!
When you visit Piazza dei Cavalieri, one of the most emblematic squares in Pisa in Italy, don’t miss the Palazzo della Carovana palace and the church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri!
After a day spent exploring all the Tuscan treasures of Pisa, it’ll be time to chill! And for that, we recommend you head to one of the beaches, such as Marina di Pisa or Tirrenia, for a relaxing seaside break, before making your way back to your PREMIUM campsite accommodation for a restful night’s sleep.
Visit Pisa with the family
Your family holiday at a campsite near Pisa is just around the corner! You’ve booked your deluxe campsite, you’ve checked out all the activities on offer, so now it’s time to start looking at what you can see and do in the area around your holiday village!
Kick off your family adventure by hiring bicycles and riding along the banks of the River Arno to the Giardino Botanico, in Pisa, Italy, where you can enjoy a peaceful break in the beautiful botanical gardens.
When out and about sightseeing – on a trip to the Palazzo Blu museum with its temporary interactive exhibitions, for example – take the time to savour the many flavours of handmade ice cream!
Visit Pisa as a couple
If you love architecture and seeking out celebrated landmarks, Pisa in Tuscany is the place for you!
After climbing the 294 steps up the Leaning Tower of Pisa to admire the view, reward yourselves with a tasty meal for two in one of the city’s restaurants. Once you’ve had your fill of Tuscan specialities, set course for the Museo dell’Opera del Duomo, where you can explore a fascinating collection of artworks and sculptures from Pisa Cathedral, offering an insight into the city’s rich religious and artistic heritage.
After a day packed with discoveries, there’s nothing better than relaxing with a cool drink by the campsite’s swimming pool.
Camping Pisa: our handy tips for a successful stay
Did you know? Pisa’s trading activities in the Middle Ages brought about a cultural revolution in the city, enabling the construction of several notable buildings, like the Duomo.
Stroll along the banks of the River Arno to discover some remarkable historic buildings, including the Palazzo Blu cultural centre and the church of Santa Maria della Spina.
Admire the magnificent views from the city walls as you stroll along the Camminamento delle Mura di Pisa walkway!
On the way to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the city’s most famous street: Borgo Stretto. This shopping street is lined with arcades on the façades of the 14th- and 15th-century palazzi.