Begin your journey at Piazza dei Cavalieri, the former political center of Pisa. Admire the grand square, redesigned by Giorgio Vasari, showcasing the stunning sgraffito facade of the Palazzo della Carovana and the haunting Torre della Muda, famously mentioned in Dante’s Inferno. Dive into the bustling Piazza delle Vettovaglie, the “living room” of Pisa. Surrounded by elegant porticos, it is the perfect spot to experience local life.

Next, stroll down Borgo Stretto, a narrow medieval street lined with stone arches and boutique shops. During the tour you will take breaks to try local savoury delicacies like cecina, a savory chickpea pancake that is the city’s most beloved street food, or Pecorino Pisano. For those who like sweets there are good samples too, for example Torta coi Bischeri, a spiced chocolate and rice tart traditionally made with candied fruit and pine nuts; or an artisanal gelato, ideally with local flavours.