Leaning Tower
Seven bells at the top of a tower 58 metres high, leaning about five degrees, climbed on foot by 251 steps. from its own pages ↗
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Prices for School groups single visit € 3 complete visit € 6 ( the visit to the temporary exhibition is included ) Tower € 20 (no reduction) Cathedral admission free (ticket included in combinations)
Practical
Leaning Tower: address
Piazza Duomo 17, 56126 PISAOpen in Google Maps →✓ opapisa.it/en/visit/tower · 2026-10-01Leaning Tower: opening hours
Open every day Entrance is allowed up to 30 minutes before closing time.
Tower Tickets Oct 6 @ 9:00 – 20:00
Leaning Tower: what should I know before visiting?
The visit takes about 30 minutes. The climb is on foot and there are 251 steps.✓ opapisa.it/en/tickets/a-few-words-of-advice-before-you-buy-your-ticket · 2026-10-06Leaning Tower: how to get there
If you are at the Pisa Centrale train station, you can take one of these buses From the Stazione 1 stop with Line 1+ (direction Park Pietrasantina) every 10 minutes to the Torre 1 stop✓ opapisa.it/en/informations/getting-there · 2026-10-06Leaning Tower: is it wheelchair accessible?
Visitors with disabilities can access all of the monuments and museums free of charge by contacting accessibility(at)opapisa.it at least 5 days prior to visiting and attaching proof of registered disability.✓ opapisa.it/en/informations/accessibility-2 · 2026-10-03Leaning Tower: are dogs allowed?
You cannot enter the monuments of Piazza del Duomo with the dog or any other animal (of any size and in any way), unless it is a certificated guide dog, which is accompanying persons with disabilities.✓ opapisa.it/en/informations/faq · 2026-10-03It is called the Leaning Tower or the Tower of Pisa but actually it was never used for defending the city; it is part of the religious complex in the Duomo Square and acts as its bell tower.