The Camposanto Monumentale in Pisa

Work was begun on the Camposanto Monumentale in the year 1278 by Giovanni di Simone. Today, it is home to an extraordinary cycle of fourteenth and fifteenth century frescoes by Taddeo Gaddi, Andrea Bonaiuti, the Maestro del Trionfo della Morte and Benozzo Gozzoli. Sadly, these frescoes were seriously damaged during the Second World War. After careful restoration work, visitors can now enjoy these precious examples of Medieval and Early Renaissance art and the frescoes have now been returned to their original home, adorning the walls of the monumental buildings in the Camposanto. This original setting is the perfect place to set off the full splendour of this beautiful cycle of frescoes.

Opening hours
November – February: 10am-5pm (during the Christmas period 9am-6pm)
March: until the 9th 9am-6pm, until the 16th 9am-7pm, from the 17th 8am-8pm
April – September: 8am-8pm
October: 9am-7pm

Entry fee
€5,00
€6,00 includes entry to the Camposanto and one other monument in the piazza
€10,00 includes entry to all of the monuments in the piazza
For information about special discounts, please go to www.opapisa.it

Disabled access
Yes

Contact information
piazza del Duomo 17, Pisa
Telephone 050 3872210
E-mail info@opapisa.it
http://www.opapisa.it/