This burial area for the people of Pisa is beautiful and interesting. The courtyard is very pretty and the buildings that surround it are full of interesting burial monuments and frescoes. Many of the frescoes are no longer visible, but some are very impressive.

If you want to escape the crowds around the other parts of the square, visit the Camposanto. There is some lovely architecture to look at, along with some amazing wall paintings. The green space in the centre simply adds to the tranquility. There were only...More

For me this was the most interesting place to visit in Pisa, a lot of interesting graves and engraved stones, some interesting small rooms and nice wall paintings around the Camposanto.

did not know what to expect in the Camposanto, but what a surprise when we went through the doorway. A beautiful cloistered building around a perfect green. The hushed atmosphere felt so special. We discovered this is the cemetery and spent a long while trying...More

If you go to see the Tower and miss this mausoleum, you will regret it. It has many Roman sarcophagi with fascinating decorations. The frescoes are not just the standard saints, but dynamic terrifying ones - see the scary Lucifer. Besides the medieval graves are...More

The southern side wall shows the frescoes of The Last Judgement & Hell, The Triumph of Death also the Anacoreti nella Tebaide, these all have been restored to their original location & are quite amazing works of Art which were all painted around 1336/41 a...More

This cemetery is located at the northern end of the piazza. It’s bordered by a fence of marble. The cemetery has 3 chapels. The inner court is surrounded by round arches and are beautiful to photograph.