Top Things to do In Pontedera 2021

"The Cathedral of Pisa is a medieval Roman Catholic cathedral, which was built in 1063 and was paid for using the trophy of the Muslim war in Sicily in 1063. The reconstruction of St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice that year proved the fierce confrontation between the two maritime republics to see which could create the most beautiful and luxurious places of worship."

"One of the most amazing Cathedral I had the chance to visit. There is so much details and attention put in the place you'll never be disappointed. The ceiling is breathtaking and the size of the monument is huge. If you are in Florence you HAVE to walk inside and enjoy this historical place."

"San Michele in Foro is a Roman Catholic church located in Lucca, Tuscany in central Italy, built on the ancient Roman Forum (Foro). It was the seat of Consiglio Maggiore, the most important council of the commune until 1370. It is dedicated to the Archangel Michael. The church was first mentioned in 795. It was rebuilt by Pope Alexander II after 1070. It is worth noting that the facade was built in the 13th century and contains a large number of sculptures and inlays, many of which were rebuilt in the 19th century. There are a series of blind areas in the lower part, the center of which contains the main entrance. The upper part is made of a large amount of iron material to resist wind, and has a small loggia with four steps. On the top of the mountain, there are two other angels, beside it is the 4-meter-long statue of St. Michael the Archangel."

"A small building in the small city of Lucca, very inconspicuous, but the appearance is still very beautiful, I personally like Lucca, a small city in western Italy, it feels very much and there are few tourists, it is very quiet"

"The Basilica of Santa Croce is a Franciscan Church, and some say that St. Francis, himself, was involved in the construction process. Construction of this Church began in the late 13th century and the Church was finally consecrated by the Pope in the early 15th century. I was overwhelmed by the splendor and beauty of this Church. How many Churches have you visited that had the frescoes of the great Giotto, or the reliefs of Donatello?! While in Firenze, this Church should be on everyone's bucket list to visit."

"very beautiful and colourful! reminded me of the sagrima familia from Spain. The line to get in to the catherdral is very long but worth it! and its free!"

"San Gimignano is the Italian hill town of Tuscany in southwest Florence. Its old town is surrounded by 13th-century walls and is famous for its medieval architecture. Inside the walls, well-preserved buildings include the famous examples of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, as well as the Cathedral of San Gimignano."

"The Basilica of St. Martin in Lucca is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to the Church of St. Martin in Tours in Lucca, Italy. It is the seat of the Archbishop Lucca. Bishop Anselm began construction in 1063. In the original structure, the towering columnar arcade and the apse of the exquisite bell tower remain. The nave and half of the door of the cathedral were rebuilt in Gothic style in the 14th century, while the western line was started in 1204 by Guido Bigarelli of Como, with a wide portico composed of three magnificent arches, above Three open spaces are decorated with sculpture galleries."

"A small, mainly white church, with many details and reliefs, small and delicate. You will pass here when you leave the Pisa train station and walk towards the Piazza dei Miracoli, with the Pisa River on the side."

"This station is a masterpiece of italian rational style ('30s). The architect Michelucci gave the place some originals hints that you can still notice. Nowadays there is a shopping gallery and various services. Is the fourth most used station in Italy."