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Piazza Duomo, Pietrasanta

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Baxterp

fabulous very old Duomo. Gorgeous outside. not able to go inside as Mass was going on so unsure how fabulous inside but a gorgeous corner of Lucca more »
Alexander E

Like in all towns in Italy it is a nice place to have drink and it is popular among the locals The piazza is not big but cute. more »
colum_13

have flown in and out of Pisa many times but never visited the city. this time took time and was it spectacular. the Tower . the Cathredral are in whit marble, not what I was expecting, probably one o... more »

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MAX VALE

Sempre emozionante passeggiare tra le opere d'arte della piazza e godersi il contrasto con medioevo e rinascimento toscani

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Always exciting to walk among the artworks of the square and enjoy the contrast with medieval and Renaissance Tuscany

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