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Baptistery and Cathedral at Pisa Monumental Complex, Italy.

Pisa Cathedral facade with tourists, part of Pisa Monumental Complex, Italy.

Pisa Monumental Complex courtyard with arches and dome at sunset, Italy.

Interior of Opera del Duomo Museum, Pisa, showcasing sculptures and architectural details.

Leaning Tower and Pisa Cathedral at Square of Miracles, Pisa.

Aerial view of Square of Miracles, Pisa, featuring the Leaning Tower and cathedral.

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Tickets to Pisa Monumental Complex without Leaning Tower

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€13.90

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Flexible duration

See Pisa beyond the Leaning Tower—explore 5 iconic sites of Pisa Complex.

Everything you get: Explore the Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto, Opera del Duomo, and Sinopie Museums at your own pace. From soaring domes to medieval frescoes and ancient tombs—discover it all with one all-access ticket.
Why choose this: A great-value option for those who want to skip the Tower climb but still enjoy the full cultural and historical experience of the Pisa Complex.

See Pisa beyond the Leaning Tower—explore 5 iconic sites of Pisa Complex.

Everything you get: Explore the Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto, Opera del Duomo, and Sinopie Museums at your own pace. From soaring domes to medieval frescoes and ancient tombs—discover it all with one all-access ticket.
Why choose this: A great-value option for those who want to skip the Tower climb but still enjoy the full cultural and historical experience of the Pisa Complex.

Inclusions

Entry to the Pisa Monumental Complex
Access to Pisa Cathedral, St. John Baptistery, Camposanto
Access to Opera del Duomo and Sinopie Museums

Exclusions

Access to the Leaning Tower

Carry a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point for verification purposes.
All sites are accessible to wheelchair users except for the upper galleries in the Opera del Duomo Museum.
Remember to wear modest clothing, covering knees and shoulders in the Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Aerial view of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Pisa Cathedral, Italy, on a sunny day.

Pisa Cathedral in the Square of Miracles, Pisa, with visitors exploring the site.

Frescoes depicting religious scenes inside Pisa Cathedral, Italy.

Leaning Tower of Pisa with Pisa Cathedral on the left during a walking tour.

Panoramic view of Pisa Cathedral and surrounding cityscape from Leaning Tower.

Church bells atop the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy, with city view.

Baptistry of San Giovanni exterior with Pisa Cathedral and Leaning Tower in background.

Circular interior of St. John's Baptistery in Pisa with columns and mosaic floor.

Pisa Camposanto courtyard with Gothic arches and green lawn in Pisa Cathedral Square.

Visitors with audio guides entering the Roman Pantheon, Rome, Italy.

Tickets

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Pisa Monumental Complex: Leaning Tower, Cathedral, Museums & Baptistery Tickets

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€33.90

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Flexible duration

Explore all 6 attractions in the famous square at your own pace with one budget-friendly pass.

Everything you get: Enjoy complete access to the Pisa Complex. Climb its iconic Bell Tower with timed-entry, explore its marble-clad Cathedral, hear the Baptistery’s acoustics, reflect in the sacred Camposanto, see art at the Opera del Duomo Museum, and view fresco sketches at the Sinopie Museum, all at your leisure.
Why choose this: This experience gives you end-to-end access to all gems of the Pisa Complex, all located within walking distance, saving you the hassle of multiple bookings with freedom of self-paced exploration.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide (available in English, Italian, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese) to gain insights into each landmark's origin, history, and architecture.

Explore all 6 attractions in the famous square at your own pace with one budget-friendly pass.

Everything you get: Enjoy complete access to the Pisa Complex. Climb its iconic Bell Tower with timed-entry, explore its marble-clad Cathedral, hear the Baptistery’s acoustics, reflect in the sacred Camposanto, see art at the Opera del Duomo Museum, and view fresco sketches at the Sinopie Museum, all at your leisure.
Why choose this: This experience gives you end-to-end access to all gems of the Pisa Complex, all located within walking distance, saving you the hassle of multiple bookings with freedom of self-paced exploration.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide (available in English, Italian, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese) to gain insights into each landmark's origin, history, and architecture.

Inclusions

Timed access to Leaning Tower of Pisa
Access to Pisa Cathedral, St. John's Baptistery, Pisa Camposanto, Opera del Duomo Museum and Sinopie Museum

What to bring

Please carry a valid ID to present upon entry for verification.

What's not allowed

To preserve the tower, please refrain from bringing metal objects, bags, or containers.

Accessibility

The Tower climb involves 273 steep steps without elevators, making it unsuitable for wheelchair users and guests with cardiovascular conditions.
Children under 8 cannot climb, and those aged 8–18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Additional Information

Timed entry to the Tower is strictly enforced; please arrive at least 15 minutes before your reserved slot. Late arrivals cannot be accommodated.
If your chosen time slot is unavailable due to high demand, a new slot will be assigned within an hour before or after your original choice. Please note that time at the top of the Tower is limited to 30 minutes.
Access to the Cathedral is free but requires a timed pass if visited independently. This pass is automatically included with any Pisa Complex ticket, including Tower entry.
Remember to wear modest clothing covering knees and shoulders as the visit includes entry to the Cathedral and the Baptistery.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Visitors entering Pisa Cathedral in Italy.

Tour guide explaining Pisa Cathedral interior to visitors.

Pisa Cathedral and Leaning Tower with tour group in foreground, Pisa, Italy.

Pisa Cathedral interior with ornate columns and detailed frescoes.

Visitors walking past the Pisa Baptistery towards the Cathedral in Italy.

Pisa Baptistery with guided tour group in foreground, Leaning Tower visible in background.

Baptistery of Pisa interior with ornate pulpit and floral decorations.

Camposanto Monumentale courtyard with arches, Pisa Cathedral Square, Italy.

Pisa Camposanto interior with sculptures and frescoes, located in Pisa Cathedral Square.

Guided Tours

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Pisa Leaning Tower and Cathedral Guided Tour

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€57

Free cancellation

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1 hr 30 min - 2 hr 15 min

Discover the 950-year-old Duomo and the Tower’s lean with a local expert, with fast-track Tower entry included.

Everything you get: Let your local expert reveal the Tower’s curious past, from Galileo’s experiments to the engineering flaws, so you’re fully immersed before climbing on your own. Then, step into the Cathedral as your guide shares hidden symbolism in its rich mosaics and centuries-old pulpit.
Why choose this: This tour offers a balanced experience by combining expert insights into the Tower’s myths and legends with an independent climb and a guided visit of the Cathedral.
Upgrades: Add a guided tour to all the sites in the Pisa Square, including the Baptistery, Camposanto, Opera del Duomo Museum and Sinopie Museum in your preferred language (English, Spanish or German) for a complete architectural experience.

Discover the 950-year-old Duomo and the Tower’s lean with a local expert, with fast-track Tower entry included.

Everything you get: Let your local expert reveal the Tower’s curious past, from Galileo’s experiments to the engineering flaws, so you’re fully immersed before climbing on your own. Then, step into the Cathedral as your guide shares hidden symbolism in its rich mosaics and centuries-old pulpit.
Why choose this: This tour offers a balanced experience by combining expert insights into the Tower’s myths and legends with an independent climb and a guided visit of the Cathedral.
Upgrades: Add a guided tour to all the sites in the Pisa Square, including the Baptistery, Camposanto, Opera del Duomo Museum and Sinopie Museum in your preferred language (English, Spanish or German) for a complete architectural experience.

Inclusions

Guided tour to the exteriors of the Leaning Tower with timed-entry to climb independently
Guided visit to the Cathedral
An expert English, Spanish, Italian or German-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Access to St. John's Baptistery, Camposanto, Opera del Duomo Museum and Sinopie Musuem (as per option selected)

What's not allowed

In order to preserve the tower, metal objects, bags, or containers are not allowed in.

Accessibility

The climb involves 273 steep steps with no elevators, so it is not accessible for wheelchair users and guests with cardiovascular issues.
For safety reasons, children under 8 cannot access the tower, and those aged 8-18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Additional information

You’ll have 30 minutes total in the Tower, including your climb, time at the top, and descent.
Your guide will share all insights before the Tower climb (not during), then join you inside the Cathedral for a fully guided experience.
As the Cathedral is a place of worship, remember to wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Pisa Camposanto: Italy's monumental graveyard

A serene sacred space beside the Pisa Cathedral, Pisa Camposanto is an elegant walled cemetery with centuries-old tombs, captivating frescoes, and a calm, contemplative atmosphere.

How to access Camposanto Monumentale?

Camposanto sits at the northern edge of the Square of Miracles, right next to Pisa Cathedral. It’s not included with every Leaning Tower ticket, so make sure to book specific tickets that include access to it.

Things to know before booking Pisa Camposanto tickets

It is part of a multi-site complex, Square of Miracles which brings together the city’s most iconic monuments, each revealing a different facet of Pisa’s cultural soul. Standard tickets include access to Camposanto Monumentale along with Cathedral, Baptistery, Opera del Duomo & Sinopie museums without the Leaning Tower. You can visit these sites at any time within an year beginning from your chosen start date. For those who could not secure Tower climb tickets, visiting with young children, or simply seeking a more relaxed way to experience the Piazza, this ticket offers an ideal alternative.
With Pisa Monumental Complex Tickets, you’ll enjoy a complete experience of the Piazza dei Miracoli, including the Camposanto, Baptistery, Cathedral, Opera del Duomo & Sinopie Museums—alongside the unforgettable climb up the Leaning Tower. This seamless all-in-one booking lets you explore the full scale, beauty, and legacy of Pisa layer by layer, from ground to sky. You can explore all at your own pace, in any order, on your selected date or any day within a year, only the Tower visit requires a timed entry.
The cemetery is steeped in tombs, legends, and wartime echoes; adding a multilingual audio guide to your Pisa Complex tickets will help reveal its crucial history with the freedom of self-paced exploration.
Once covered with over 2,600 square meters of frescoes, an expanse greater than the Sistine Chapel, Camposanto was devastated by a WWII bomb, destroying a chunk its roof and art. You can upgrade the guided tour to include the cemetery where a local expert shares stories of artistic heritage and legacy buried beneath layers of restoration efforts in the vast expanse of its walls, details you'd likely miss on your own.
Camposanto is mostly accessible to wheelchair users, with flat walkways, ramps, and staff assistance available for a smooth visit through its cloisters.
Reduced or free entry is available for children under 11, students, and visitors with disabilities; check eligibility before purchase.

Pisa Camposanto in a nutshell

Pisa Camposanto cemetery with ancient frescoes and marble sculptures in Pisa, Italy.

Year opened: Construction of Camposanto began in 1277 and continued for over a century. It was officially consecrated in 1464, although parts of the structure were completed earlier.

Founder: Commissioned by Archbishop Federico Visconti and built by architect Giovanni di Simone, it was built with the purpose of serving as a burial ground for the city’s elites. The Camposanto’s foundations were laid with the sacred soil reportedly brought back from Golgotha by Archbishop Ubaldo de' Lanfranchi during the Crusades, giving it its name, meaning “holy field.”

Must-see highlights: Camposanto is home to some of the most emotionally powerful art in Pisa. Chief among them is The Triumph of Death, a 14th-century fresco attributed to Buonamico Buffalmacco, known for its vivid portrayal of mortality and salvation.

Current use: Although originally constructed as a monumental cemetery, Camposanto no longer serves a burial function. Today, it is both a sacred space and a site of cultural heritage preservation.

Unique facts: According to legend, bodies buried in this soil would decompose within 24 hours. It is the final resting place of several prominent Pisans, including mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci.

Your Pisa Camposanto ticket types explained

Standard entry

Best for exploring Pisa Camposanto and all other sites in the Square without the tower.
Ideal if tower tickets are sold out or you prefer a relaxed visit.

Recommended experiences
Tickets to Pisa Monumental Complex without Leaning Tower

For a complete Pisa Complex access
Pisa Monumental Complex: Leaning Tower, Cathedral, Museums & Baptistery Tickets

Guided tour

A rich and immersive experience of the Pisa Tower and Cathedral.
Upgraded tour offers a deep dive into all the sites in the Pisa Complex including the Pisa Camposanto.

Recommended experience
Pisa Leaning Tower and Cathedral Guided Tour

What to see inside

Cloister architecture & courtyard

Step into Camposanto’s white marble cloisters and Gothic arches, where sunlight shifts gently across 150-year-old columns, creating a tranquil, meditative space that prepares you for the sacred setting ahead.

Pisa Camposanto tombs with ancient sculptures and intricate carvings in Italy.

Roman sarcophagi & medieval tombs

Roman sarcophagi line the walkways, their carvings blending mythology and Christianity. Repurposed for Pisa’s elite, these richly detailed tombs reflect centuries of evolving spiritual identity and civic memory.

Fresco galleries

Frescoes like The Triumph of Death and Old Testament Stories span Camposanto’s walls, their vivid pigments and restored details offering deep insight into medieval beliefs, artistry, and resilience after WWII.

Aulla Chapel

Nestled within the cloisters, the 16th-century Aulla Chapel features a painted wooden ceiling and 18th-century crucifix. Still active for prayer, it offers a rare moment of intimacy and spiritual pause.

The Ammanati Cenotaph

The Ammanati Cenotaph stands out with classical elegance and symbolic detail. Dedicated to jurist Ligo Ammannati, it honors legal wisdom and humanist ideals that shaped Pisa’s medieval civic identity.

Popular artworks inside

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The Triumph of Death

Attributed to Buonamico Buffalmacco, a dramatic fresco filled with allegory and medieval symbolism. It presents a stark contrast between the lives of the rich and the inevitability of death, with winged skeletons swooping down on unsuspecting nobles.

Architectural highlights

Gothic harmony in marble

Begun in 1278 by Giovanni di Simone, Camposanto was designed as a cloistered cemetery in the Pisan Gothic style. The structure wraps around a rectangular courtyard, featuring a harmonious sequence of pointed arches supported by slender marble columns, creating a luminous and meditative space.

Sacred geometry and light

The architectural rhythm of the cloisters—with 43 blind arches on the exterior and 62 open arcades facing the inner courtyard—was crafted to invite natural light into the corridors. This play of shadow and illumination amplifies the solemnity of the tombs and frescoes within.

Reused classical elements

Many of the tombs and wall bases are made from reclaimed Roman marble, including richly carved sarcophagi dating as far back as the 3rd century CE. These classical relics were repurposed to connect Pisa’s medieval identity with the grandeur of ancient Rome.

The war-torn roof and fresco rescue

Camposanto’s wooden roof was destroyed during an Allied bombing in 1944. While many frescoes were severely damaged, restoration efforts have since revived masterpieces like The Triumph of Death using sinopiae (original sketches) and experimental conservation methods—making the site a symbol of cultural recovery.

Historical and cultural significance of Camposanto

Camposanto played a pivotal role in Pisa’s religious, intellectual, and artistic history, complementing the Cathedral and Leaning Tower to complete the city’s sacred trilogy. A hub for Renaissance humanists, it nurtured theological and classical study through its tombs and frescoes. Artists here advanced early Renaissance techniques that influenced masters like Michelangelo. Its blend of pagan Roman sarcophagi and Christian iconography reflects Pisa’s layered identity. As the final piece of the Square of Miracles, Camposanto enriches the cultural context of the iconic Leaning Tower.

Notable figures

Buonamico Buffalmacco

Renowned for his dramatic frescoes, including the haunting "The Triumph of Death."

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Giovanni di Simone

The architect who designed and oversaw the construction of the Camposanto cloisters in the 13th century.

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Carlo Lasinio

Dedicated custodian who played a key role in preserving and restoring Camposanto’s invaluable artworks.

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Know before you go

Timings

Location

Accessibility

Rules

Daily hours: 9am to 8pm

Last admission: Please note that the last admission is typically 30 minutes before closing time.

Seasonal variations:

April to October: 9am to 8pm
November to February: 10am to 5pm
March: 9am to 6pm
December 22 to January 6: 9am to 6pm

Additionally, from June 17 to August 31, the Camposanto offers extended evening hours, remaining open until 10pm.

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Address: Piazza del Duomo, 56126 Pisa PI, Italy

Getting there

By train: From Pisa Centrale Station, it's about a 20-minute walk to the Camposanto Monumentale, located within the Piazza dei Miracoli complex.

By bus: Line LAM Rossa (Red Line), closest stop is at Torre 1, approximately a 4-minute walk from the Camposanto.

By car: Park at the Piazza dei Miracoli parking lot or Via Pietrasantina Park & Ride, both about a 10–15-minute walk from the Camposanto entrance.

Most of Camposanto Monumentale is accessible to wheelchair users. The main cloister walkways are flat and paved for smooth navigation.
Ramps are available at entry points, and staff can assist visitors if needed. Guests with disabilities are encouraged to contact site staff in advance for personalized assistance.
Service animals are permitted on site.

Camposanto is a historical cemetery; please maintain a quiet atmosphere.
Non-flash photography is allowed, but tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted.
Eating and drinking inside the monument is not allowed.
Do not touch frescoes, tombs, or sarcophagi.
Children must be accompanied by adults at all times.
No pets are allowed inside the monument.

Plan your visit

Frequently asked questions about Pisa Camposanto tickets

What’s the best ticket for seeing Camposanto and other monuments?

The Monumental Pass is the most convenient and budget-friendly option.

How many days in advance should I book tickets? Is it possible to purchase them on spot?

We highly recommend booking your tickets at least 2-3 weeks ahead of your visit, especially during peak season. While you can try to book on-spot, you might not the date or time slot of your choice.

Can I enter Camposanto with a Leaning Tower ticket?

No, unless your ticket includes access to all monuments you cannot enter the site with a Leaning Tower ticket.

How much time should I allocate for viewing the monument?

It's ideal to set aside at least 45 minutes to an hour to see the Camposanto.

Is a guided tour to the site worth it?

A guided tourto the Camposanto is included in a tour to all the three religious monuments within the square. Thus, you would get a comprehensive insight into the entire Field of Miracles from a licensed expert at a discounted price.

Why was the monument built in the Piazza del Duomo?

It was included to house the tombs that were scattered around the Cathedral, and also act as the final resting place of important Pisan personalities like a few members of the Medici family.

From happy customers

Buschittari

Mar, 2026

For a family with children or teenagers, it’s truly ideal and very convenient to be able to visit every site with a single ticket and without time restrictions—except for the Leaning Tower of Pisa, but this is completely understandable given the large number of tourists and the limited space at this wonderful monument. You can take breaks for restroom stops, snacks, or simply to relax between visits.

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Pisa Monumental Complex: Leaning Tower, Cathedral, Museums & Baptistery Tickets

Khusbu

United Arab Emirates

Oct, 2025

It was nice experience ...I really enjoyed.. I by mistake booked tickets for 10th instead of 12th I paid twice but it was worth it

Pisa Monumental Complex: Leaning Tower, Cathedral, Museums & Baptistery Tickets

Suzanne

Canada

Mar, 2026

It's so easy to use: you just show up at each attraction, have your e-ticket scanned, and go right in. No waiting—we really loved it!

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Tickets to Pisa Monumental Complex without Leaning Tower

Irene

Spain

Oct, 2025

I spent the day with my husband and we found everything perfect, the entrance did not present any inconvenience, we bought the ticket super accessible and we had access to everything, except the tower but we did not mind because I am recovering from a sprain, everything wonderful! We will definitely repeat 😀

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Tickets to Pisa Monumental Complex without Leaning Tower