Pisa

The only visible reminders of an elaborate engineering project that kept the tower from reaching the tipping point.  — Atlas Obscura

Soil shipped from Calvary during the Crusades is said to lie within the white walls of this hauntingly beautiful, final resting place for many prominent Pisans. — Lonely Planet

On the north bank of the Arno, this museum contains some beautiful examples of local Romanesque and Gothic art. — Fodor's

The layout of the Leaning Tower, Cathedral and Baptistery of the Miracle Square in Pisa is not accidental but reflects the shape of the constellation of Aries. — Afar Magazine

Pisa’s enormous cathedral was begun in the 11th century, and is one of the finest examples of Pisan Romanesque architecture. — Afar Magazine

Perhaps Pisa's saddest museum houses the sinopie sketches that were discovered underneath the charred remains of the Camposanto's ruined frescoes. — Frommer's

Founded in 1562, this religious and military order adhering to the Rule of St Benedict was entrusted with leading the fight against Muslim pirates who infested the Mediterranean. — Michelin Guide

This 11th-century basilica, located 8 km (5 miles) southwest of Pisa along the Arno, was built over the remains of two earlier churches. — Fodor's

A cool new gallery with works by emerging contemporary artists. Articles European Port Cities: Insider Guides. — Travel + Leisure

The museum, inside Palazzo della Conchiglie, explores the garden's history, with exquisite botanical drawings, catalogues, maquettes etc. — Lonely Planet