Stop 06 of 09 · 43°43′N 10°24′E
Pisa
The tower that leaned
In the focaccia
The Pisa focaccia
Smoky coppa and pepper meet creamy garlic and fresh arugula in an intense, deeply aromatic sandwich.
- Chef's cream
- Smoked coppa
- Grilled bell pepper
- Fresh arugula
- Garlic cream
R$ 50,90
Order this focacciaThe city
The tower that leaned
- Region
- Tuscany
- Coordinates
- 43°43′N 10°24′E
- On the route
- Stop 06 of 09

Pisa was one of Italy's great maritime republics. The wealth of that era stands in the Piazza dei Miracoli, home to the cathedral, the baptistery and the most famous bell tower in the world.
Work on the tower began in 1173, and it was already leaning before it was finished, because of the soft ground. Pisa is also the birthplace of Galileo Galilei, born there in 1564.