Mura di Pisa

€5 per person, under 8 years old are free. Lovely high level walk with views over Pisa. We entered at point B (about 45 steps plus ramps) and walked along to point A (about 57 steps). On a sunny day there is no shelter from the sun 😊

3 km (one way) walk from end to end. The most interesting 2km is near the tower, but there's a lot to see across the whole city from this view point. Pros Great views Not busy Kids under 8 free Some benches Several bins Cons No shade Lots of steps up and down (some points have wheelchair access) No toilets in any of the entry points Very different but interesting experience compared to walls of Lucca, however would recommend if you're mobile and like to avoid the crowds

I absolutely loved this. 5€ entrance per person, we entered close to Pisa tower and ended the walk next to the river. We took ca 1.5h at a calm pace with a little break. The walls are well maintained and the walk gives a super nice view of Pisa and all the life that goes on, passing the cathedral and tower, schools, sports fields, university, regular residential areas, some churches and more, while being in peace and a good distance away from the noise if the streets and traffic. Some entrances have a toilet to use (see the map). Keep in mind that there's not many benches or places to rest on the way. We went in off-season during the week and it wasn't crowded at all, maybe saw 10 people during the whole 3km. Some explanations and historical context for the main places is provided, but otherwise the walk itself was the main event. Really enjoyed and would recommend!

This located near the tower of Pisa. The castle walls stretching about 4km of the city. You can get a nice view of the city. Not much shelter, so be mindful of the weather conditions. The ending point is near the river and a 10 mins walk to the city centre.

A unique way to see Pisa from above. Walking along the ancient city walls offers peaceful views over rooftops, gardens, and historic landmarks. Well-maintained and less crowded than other attractions, it’s a great way to experience the city from a different perspective.

This wall walk is a real hidden gem, giving you amazing views from an elevated position. The walls walking path is in an excellent condition and easy to use. There are elevators and stairs to take you up / down, and the walls stretch for a fair way and accessed at various points/ gates along the way. These’s also a great app you can download which has an audio guide for using while on the walls. All looks very newly renovated, and all very well organised. Definitely worth doing. You can buy tickets in advance on the app, or at the gates / access points.

Highly recommended. The view of the complex is very beautiful and it was nice to walk along the wall. Price is 5€ and it's worth it. Make sure to take a bottle of water with you if you visit in the summer. We were lucky that today was a bit cloudy and really enjoyed our walk

The walkway is 3 km long and has 4 entrances, 2 are ticket offices. As the walls are 11 meters high you get a different perspective of the city from that level and a good opportunity to get those photos from a different angle. To walk the whole wall will take about an hour as it's a peaceful stroll away from the crowds. If you want to go back to Campo dei Miracoli, you can save some time by returning through the town rather than going back along the wall. Buy your ticket on the day, think it's 5 euros, because it will cost you more online as they charge a booking fee.