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Camposanto

Campo dei Miracoli, Pisa, Italy

Featured Review : A number of local legends surround this mysterious cemetery. Supposedly it contains dirt that had been secretly imported from the site of Jesus' crucifixion. Pisan nobles were determined to be buried with the royal tre...See Full Review

  • Category:Sightseeing
  • Hours:Mar. 1-13, daily 9-6; Mar. 14-20, daily 9-7; Mar. 21-Sept., daily 8-8; Oct., daily 10-7; Nov.-Feb.,... Read More
  • Price:EUR 5, discounts available if bought in combination with tickets for other monuments
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    thing to do in Pisa
  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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Camposanto Reviews

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Camposanto

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Tolik from Tampa, Florida
  • August 22, 2004
Camposanto
Quote: You will find the Camposanto on the northwest side of the Campo dei Miracoli, to the north of the cathedral. Approaching you will see some blind arches and two simple portals. From outside the Camposanto has almost no decorations at all, with only... Read the full Camposanto review

From journal Leaning Tower & Co

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Composanto

  • 2 out of 5 stars by kylebarber from Seattle, Washington
  • December 11, 2000
Quote: A number of local legends surround this mysterious cemetery. Supposedly it contains dirt that had been secretly imported from the site of Jesus' crucifixion. Pisan nobles were determined to be buried with the royal treatment. They also felt... Read the full Camposanto review

From journal Italy: Pisa