Description
With Leaning Tower of Pisa timed entry, you skip the long lines that usually build up in the square and head directly to the entrance. Show the ticket and climb the best-known tower in Italy, a 13th-century work of art, at the hour you booked.
Its lean made the tower a symbol of Pisa. It is the bell tower of Santa Maria Assunta, on Piazza del Duomo, which UNESCO has listed since 1987. It is the third oldest building on the square, after the Cathedral and the Baptistery, and the ticket also lets you into the Cathedral, so you can look at both with no guide and no hurry. The shining marble of the square is worth a slow walk as well.
- Reserved entry time to the Leaning Tower
- Access to Pisa Cathedral
- Booking charges
Allow around an hour and a half. The site does not accept delays on the entry time, and a late arrival cannot be refunded, so be punctual. Bags and metal objects go to the cloakroom in the square. Children aged 8 and under cannot take part, under 18s need an adult, and the climb is not suited to people afraid of heights.