It has such a lovely location, right along the Arno, among fine palaces on both sides of the river, including what is now Town Hall, you should go. The actual collection is not very impressive, just a few things --an elegant large portrait by Artemisia...More

We went on our last day in Pisa. We had half a day before going to the airport and wanted to take in a museum - this was perfect. We were there about 90 minutes. The first floor rooms are really interesting and there are...More

Off the tourist trail, but only 5 minutes from the Ponte Mezzo, it is well worth a visit to see the history and artefacts of the city, with many of the rooms full of paintings and furniture dating back hundreds of years. Well worth a...More

The palace is located at the south shore of the river Arno and it is an important cultural center for temporary exhibitions and other activities, located in the ancient Palazzo Giuli Rosselmini Gualandi that was restored by Fondazione Pisa, whose collection is here on display...More

Contains a history of Pisa, and some modern art. A lovely building, and surprisingly cheap tickets at 3 euros

Entrance is only a couple of euros, worth it just to wander around the building and use the slowest lift ( elevator) in the world. Permanent exhibition of furniture/ interiors is good but a bit more information and explanation would have made it more interesting....More

So glad we went to this fabulous small museum! It was very well curated and also showed the archaeological background to the excavation and history of the site itself. There was a wonderful modern exhibition on, but the permanent collection is really the highlight, with...More