If you observed the Dome, looking from the top of the Leaning Tower, you will be fascinated by the wonderful fusion of its Romanesque and classical architectural elements, enriched by contact with the Arab world. The facade of the Duomo, is animated by an incredible array of columns and pilasters, arches, marble mosaics and majolica inlays. When you’re inside that church, do not forget to watch the wonderful hexagonal pulpit (the one sculpted by Giovanni Pisano around the year 1300), and see columns and statues that support it. In the Presbytery, one chest full of art masterpieces, waiting for you a painting by Andrea del Sarto: St. Agnes, a lamb and a warm horizon, reward your eyes. http://www.pisaunicaterra.it/en/
When it comes time to eat, you can go to Via San Martino, where at number 33 you can find the “Osteria L’Artilafo”, to savor the traditional flavors of Tuscan cuisine in a truly relaxing environment. Imagine walking into an old trail of scents and flavors, free your imagination: flan with leeks and saffron, or terrine of duck with onion mustard? Pureed cannellini beans and dried mushrooms or gnocchi with truffle cheese fondue? Lamb stew with artichokes, or fillet of pork with herbs? Choose your wine, and enjoy! http://www.lartilafo.it/menu_osteria.php
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