TOP 7 things to do in PISA Italy in 2024 | Travel Guide

The best things to do in Pisa in 2024 are not always easy to figure out. Especially during the new normal. In this video I show you what it is like to travel in Italy now. This travel guide will help you to safely visit Pisa in Italy and have a great time there.
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0:00 Intro
1:18 1. Leaning Tower
3:24 2. Duomo
3:58 3. Battistero
4:28 4. Camposanto
6:07 5. Ice Cream at Gelateria De’ Coltelli
7:04 6. Palazzo Blu
8:19 7. Tuttomondo
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[@benedettapaolicchi5054]

I recommend to visit Pisa on The 16 of June for the patron Saint Ranieri 's luminaria . There Is a magical and an Amazing atmosphere and It Always ends with fireworks. Or at the end of June you can see the historical comemoration of the Battle on the bridge (gioco del ponte in italian)and its parade in sixteenth century costumes. Unfortunately this year because of covid Emergency neither took place.

[@92boostedh22]

Hey Max. It’s so nice to see someone do a video of the place I once called home while working in Italy. My first suggestion, I see you took the train from Firenze. From the station, there is so much to see walking if you are going straight to the tower. It’s about a 20 min walk. There are so many local places that are fun to enjoy. Pizzeria da Filippo is the first place missed as it it right outside the train station. The next stop is the piazza Vittorio Emanuele II. It’s where the locals hang out and we used it as a meet up spot whenever we would go out as a group. As you walk through the shopping district there are two grocery stores to pick up supplies. Conad and the Pam. Then on to the beautiful narrow streets of the city. There are more authentic shops along the way and then you hit the Arno. If you are in to night life this crossing is where it’s at. If you want to hit a club at night, Bazeel is where it’s at! If you are out during the day, walk the Arno. You can’t get lost and it is beautiful as you have shown. If you like live music, Arno Vivo is the place and has affordable drink prices for everyone. There is a little place along the Arno that has wonderful jazz music and even if you are not a fan, you will enjoy the jazz vibes. Chupitos has a wide variety of shots if you like and I can name 100 other places all in walking distance. Oh yeah, if you want some Chinese buffet, the way you came in on the video, there is a great place we used to go to for some really good Chinese food. I hope this helps your channel and I’ve always been down to help those that came to visit my second home! Cheers and thank you for even showing me places I didn’t know! All the best. If you get a chance next time you visit, walk. I recommend that for anywhere in Italy. You miss so much on the bus.

[@luckyluc1917]

Nick, where would you recommend eating for breakfast/lunch/diner. I have already been to filippo

[@NakedAnt]

These videos are unironically a really important historical document. The 'time-capsule' nature of this immediate post-pandemic life stuff is really cool.

[@maxnomadtravel]

Thank you so much!

[@ericsalesdeandrade9420]

Great video Max thanks for sharing. I'm gonna be there in 3 days and this was perfect timing

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This is a very charming city, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

[@dancelaura2005]

Thank you for your videos. I really like them and I have followed your recommendations for Pisa, Florence and Venice. Keep making videos like these.

[@Adrian-S.]

very good video, enjoyed it!

[@cggs002]

Really enjoyed your video of your tour of Pisa. It is not on most tourists itinerary but worth the time to visit the beautiful Italian city. The music was also great!!

[@maxnomadtravel]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I was surprised by how many things there were to do in this small city. :)

[@PhilTravel]

Going to Pisa soon. Very informative video. Thanks for sharing

[@cecidente6319]

Hello! Great video, however I suggest you to come and take a walk also in viale delle piagge, it's a long tree-lined venue that goes alongside the river... There you can also see another campanile, wich is in fact more leaning than the one in piazza dei miracoli, San Michele Degli Scalzi! You can also take a walk on the lungarno and see another peculiar church, Chiesa Della Spina, which was originally built on the sides of the river Arno, but was rebuilt when the parapets where made, it's really suggestive :)

[@maxnomadtravel]

Wow, that sounds amazing! Thank you so much for the advice! :D

[@elena-251]

Thank you, I will go in this summer, thank you 🤗

[@cynthiatravelingqueen9095]

your videos are very informative thank you for sharing

[@abramsadventures8305]

Literally on my way to Pisa right now! Thanks for this lovely video. I’ll be publishing one of my own in these next few weeks !

[@hehassan]

Just landed in pisa let me get in that video

[@Skudderable]

Beautiful place I was there in September 2020 and will be again hopefully in September of 2021

[@savinac8758]

Great video!!! Your Italian pronunciation is really good too!!

[@WhereToNextDad]

We loved our trip to Italy, so many beautiful sights, and the history. Love it!

[@maxnomadtravel]

Yes, it's so amazing!

[@andrewjones2133]

Yes it was definitely an experience for sure. My Wife & I were there two weeks ago. Had a wonderful time.

[@MrSkrahman1210]

went there last year before lockdown beautiful place hope to go again super video Max. keep it up

[@maxnomadtravel]

Thank you so much! :)

[@MrSkrahman1210]

You should do a video in brighton Max It’s a great place, I’ll show you around

[@maxnomadtravel]

@@MrSkrahman1210 Nice idea! I might be in the UK in June, if travel is possible then.

[@sirgalahad1470]

Thanks so much for this video. I followed your advice the whole day. Except, why did you take the bus from Pisa Centrale to the tower? It was only a 20 minute walk. Maybe for you it was hot that day. It was cold out when I did it. The walk warmed me up. Awesome place to visit !

[@VincenzoVitali]

Bravo Max! Pure a me piace il Gelato De Coltelli!!! Abito a Pisa e ti mando un Saluto da Pisa!

[@elena-251]

Wow

[@vickiho1125]

the music is too loud over your voice in the Campo Santo

[@andrewjones2133]

I was just there two weeks ago.

[@kariporter2975]

Whoa this video made me mouth-wateringly hungry I am calling dominos so fast right now

[@kariporter2975]

Ok I tried dominos but apparently they are now a no-cash/no-card business, meaning the only form of payment they accept is pizza. And while that is weird, and I'd like to know more about a business where the only product they make is the only accepted form of payment for said product... I am still quite hungry!

[@mykhensvloginitaly7378]

thank you for this vid hope can collab you soon GODBLESS

[@stephenhampson1577]

So you managed this on a day trip? Do want to go but feel it can have the major sites in a day from Florence but the flights from UK only go to Pisa.

[@benedettapaolicchi3211]

Great video! Next time visit piazza dei cavalieri and arsenali Museum and san Matteo Museum!

[@maxnomadtravel]

Thank you! I would have liked to visit more museums but unfortunately a lot of them were still closed when I was there.

[@benedettapaolicchi5054]

Next time...there's a lot more to see ,visit and do in my Town! Especially in spring and summer...

[@adrianaherrera7202]

And the prices? Would be nice to know too :)…. Even if they change with time. Thanks

[@emiliadt.marcela49]

I want to go this beautiful place... when we will be able to trip freely?

[@mrsconsolelog]

great video ! I am visiting soon, I wonder how expensive it is to eat like a local?

[@andrewjones2133]

Get your euros ready……..

[@TheLife0025]

Please tell me. Venice to pisa. What's the fastest way??

[@msjannd4]

I never realized how *leaning* the tower really is!

[@29outlaw]

The tower was closed in 1990 when the angle of lean reached 5.5 degrees. All the engineering computer models said the tower would collapse when the angle of lean reached 5.4 degrees. Engineering efforts began to restore the tower and to reduce the lean. The tower reopened in 2001, and today the lean is only 4 degrees. The tower will be stable for 300 more years. The methods used to straighten the tower were so effective, that engineers could have brought the tower back to full vertical if they had chosen to, but they left it with a lean on purpose. I guess they knew nobody would visit the "Straight Tower of Pisa".

[@thiago.saraiva]

Could have mentioned how long and expensive was the train trip from Florence to Pisa :)

[@savageddt4683]

Took it today, was around nine euro

[@maxium4258]

Hey Buddy

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

leaning tower straight upward then its on wrong ways

[@malki8922]

Hey i can’t find any direct trains to Pisa.. how did you get there from Milan?

[@maxnomadtravel]

I went there from Florence. 😊

[@MaxNigi888]

Hi I’m from Pisa! Nice video, but the picture of Bonanno Pisano is wrong, he is Galileo Galilei!!

[@misterjones30044]

🏳️‍🌈 your narration is very smooth

[@rollingstones911]

Was that a direct train from Florence to Pisa? How long did it take to get there? Thanks

[@maxnomadtravel]

Yes, there is a direct train. The train ride was pretty short. About 1 hour I think.

[@rollingstones911]

@@maxnomadtravel thanks, I hope to go there when it’s safe to travel.

[@weakboi]

@@maxnomadtravel Hi Max, should I buy the train ticket in advance or on the day itself since there should be many train frequency

[@Tube_Hadid]

I have a question my friend and I hope you will answer for me? Do you need to pay ticket to see Pisa while you looking only outside the building? Without entering inside the building? I just want to know?

[@maxnomadtravel]

Hi, the city is freely accessible. You didn't need a ticket to look at the buildings from the outside.

[@Tube_Hadid]

@@maxnomadtravel thanks 😊

[@alessandrogiglia6536]

Mmmm...the image of Bonanno Pisano was uncurrect...was Galileo Galilei in that image...

[@maxnomadtravel]

You are right! I'm very sorry. 🙈 I mixed it up by accident.

[@alessandrogiglia6536]

@@maxnomadtravel Don't worry Max...another place very cool to visit in my city is the "Ancient Ships Museum" or "Museo delle Navi Antiche"...take a look online to see

[@maxnomadtravel]

@@alessandrogiglia6536 That is great advice! Thank you so much! :)

[@yelomijo]

You should lower the volume of the music.

[@MMAJ07]

Was noch super hilfreich wäre, wären auch Preisangaben zu den Eintrittstickets etc.

[@maxnomadtravel]

Guter Hinweis. Danke!

[@stanlefort8584]

Manca solo una partita all’Arena…😉😆

[@ardourallen3799]

The background music is too loud.

[@DampferBunker]

Speech or Music, make Tour desicion wisely.

[@sandrapisu-jocic8510]

🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀

[@canoniflori]

Ti sei dimenticato Piazza dei Cavalieri, il museo di San Matteo, il Museo dell'Opera, la chiesa di san Paolo a Ripa d'Arno e il Museo delle antiche navi romane..amico mio torna a trovarci 😂

[@KelanaFamily]

apa cuma gw yang ngerasa kalau ini keren?

[@angelabender8132]

The word Pisa is pronounced with the S like in son Not otherwise

[@francescanoto2558]

Sorry Angela. The "s" in Pisa is pronounced like a "z" sound, the same way you'd say "peas" in English. The "a" is of course pronounced like "the "a" in "another". I am Italian, and bilingual.

[@andrewjones2133]

@@francescanoto2558 was there two weeks ago. Thank you.

[@harveye54]

do not use the bus in pisa, it is so small that you can do everything on foot! nduja is not Pisan

[@12oaksTVTurnierkanal]

Was für ein schönes Video. Wir waren 2019 dort, aber nur ganz kurz: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpypZparrb2JjpY

[@jesperboge]

opload 2020 but "TOP 7 things to do in PISA Italy in 2023"

[@giuseppinavolpe2873]

🙄

[@TheUrbanEpicure]

2:43 Wenn Dich *DIESE* Aussicht umhaut, hast Du echt noch nicht viel von der Welt gesehen...

[@cruiseholidays4979]

Sorry, but I can’t hear anything with the mask is on

[@abrahamgeorge6443]

Looks like this trip killed you ! You look really tired :)

[@BS-sm8kj]

Great video thank 👍thank you for support me 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤

[@mikkokarna]

holy fuck could you have fitted that bs. "new normal" phrase one more time in there?!