Best places: Art museums in Pisa, Italy

The first covered theater anywhere in Europe, built in the 16th century & still hosting productions.

😠 Great for Italian speaking people. Not so great if you don't speak Italian and have to rely on the audio guide. The human guide tells A LOT more and for the rest of us it was a lot of waiting around for her to finish. And it was not interesting enough to spend 15 minutes in each room waiting on half...

Museum for Frederick Stibbert's global armory collection, with artworks & costumes, plus a garden.

16th-century building housing vast collection of Primitive & Renaissance paintings & masterpieces.

Ornate Gothic palace buildings hosting exhibitions with duke's rooms, prison & armoury tours.

Graceful palazzo used by Napoleon, with medieval and Renaissance art especially from Northern Italy.

Turreted renaissance duke's palace & home the the National Gallery of the Marches art museum.

City museum in Lombard Benedictine monastery complex, including artefacts from the region's history.

Spacious art museum displaying Italian works from the 19th & 20th centuries in an elegant setting.

Museum consisting of an architect-designed villa with decorative arts, paintings & period furniture.

Museum complex in a medieval convent featuring diverse art & sculpture exhibitions.

Domed landmark containing tombs of the Medici family, including the New Sacristy by Michelangelo.

Established museum with works from the 15th–19th centuries by celebrated artists, plus a gift shop.

Important Italian Renaissance artworks housed in the magnificent rooms of a 15th-century palace.

👍👍 Bellissima e veramente da visitare. Peccato lo spazio esterno dove son le celle non sia tenuto molto bene. Esperienza comunque unica da vivere anche perchè è una delle poche certosa d'italia. Bella bella bella!!

Art museum in 15th-century convent housing Renaissance frescoes & 16th-century painting collection.

Elegant museum containing an extensive collection of Italian art & paintings by the Flemish masters.

A Gothic palazzo houses this collection of regional art & artefacts from the 13th to 19th century.