![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Gioco del Ponte - Battle of the Bridge - takes place on the last Saturday of the month.ĭuring this historic reenactment, the northern and southern troops of the city parade along the river Arno, and then try to conquer the middle bridge in a battle of strength. On the afternoon of the 17th there is the Regatta on the Arno river. The city lights up with the Luminara, historical houses and churches, towers and palaces are covered with about 70,000 wax candles. On the evening of the 16th of June, the Pisani (people of Pisa) honour their patron saint, Saint Ranieri. Despite many events taking place with the beginning of the summer, June is still not the high season for tourists. June is also ideal for the weather (summery, but not too hot) and calm pace. From the Luminara di San Ranieri to the historical Regatta, this is an exciting and special time to visit. Our favourite month to visit Pisa is June. ![]() From our favourite month to visit, to the best places to enjoy an aperitif or meal, this alternative guide will help you plunge yourself into the spirit of this radiant Italian city. Learn to navigate one of our favourite cities like a local: ‘One Day in Pisa: An Insider’s Guide Beyond the Leaning Tower’, shares information collected from people who live and breathe Pisa everyday. Pisa is also a great city to walk - most of the historic centre is a pedestrian zone with an array of bars, restaurants and cultural sights. It has a slower tempo and many off-the-beaten-path corners to explore. Pisa is a peculiar city, with a subtler tone than the more famous Siena and Florence. While no trip to Pisa is complete without a visit to these two historical attractions, this city along the river Arno, has many other hidden gems worth a visit. Pisa - the first thing that comes to mind is the Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli. ![]()
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