In the north-west of this city, there is an immense green lawn on which rise four imposing buildings with shiny white marble. These imposing structures are huge and imposing Duomo (cathedral). Moreover, the cathedral bell tower is popular as the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The circular Baptistery is the largest of its kind in all of Italy. The Camposanto is also famous as Campo Sacro, no doubt it is one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world. This area is known as Piazza dei Miracoli and these remarkable Tuscan buildings combine Moorish, Gothic and Romanesque architectural features. Some tourist information outlets are in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele and the nearby Galileo Galilei Airport.

The city walls surrounds with the Camposanto de Pisa on two sides. There are two important museums are in the south. It is the Museo dell’Opera, which contains an important collection of sculptures, paintings.  Second, the Sinopie Museum, with many original plaster sketches of the Camposanto frescoes. However, the Leaning Tower of Pisa is not the only building that no longer exists in the city. Amazingly, the baptistery swings noticeably to the north when view from certain angles, the Duomo is anything but straight. There are also a couple of small campanili in Pisa that have nick- names”The other leaning towers!”