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Located in beautiful Italy, Pisa is an enchanting city in the Tuscan region that is renowned globally for its architectural splendor. This city is famed for its iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa, a remarkable monument of medieval European architecture that astonishes visitors with its unique tilt. Tourists can also explore the mesmerizing Piazza dei Miracoli or the ‘Square of Miracles’, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to these, Pisa boasts fantastic art, history museums, and Italy's finest ecclesiastical buildings including the Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery. Combined with a range of fine dining restaurants and cafes serving traditional Tuscan cuisine, Pisa truly encapsulates the heart and soul of Italy.

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Couch surfing in Pisa offers an unparalleled cultural exchange for female travelers. By staying with locals, you'll get to experience Pisa beyond the typical tourist perspective, opening the door to authentic Italian lifestyle and less-visited locales. Beyond reducing travel costs, couch surfing provides the opportunity to meet wonderful new people, whether they're natives with unique insights and stories about Pisa, or fellow intrepid travelers. This can enhance your journey with shared moments and experiences that standard accommodations often can't provide. Dive headfirst into Pisa's cultural wealth and let the city charm you through the eyes of its locals.

I made a quick stop for one night in Pisa while I was on my way to Genova and I loved it.
The city is not so big so I easily managed to see most of it in one day.
There’s a lot of tourists and people in the street so is pretty safe, but obviously I was always keeping an eye around me. 
The ticket to visit all the monuments and museums costs €27 and you can use it the hole day, it’s a nice activity for women who travels solo. 
I stayed in Safe Stay Hostel, staff is super nice and kind, and the place was clean and offer everything you could need.
Truly recommend to do a quick stop in Pisa✨

Romina

I felt safe. Pisa is overall one of the most safe towns I visited alone. Local food is great and it is not very expensive. People are polite and helpful. Streets are clean. The airport is very close to the city centre.

Pisa is a historic town, I didn't experience any other activities apart from looking at the Pisa tower and eating at nearby restaurants. I also visited other cities like Venice during the same trip which offered much more like glass making workshops, gandola rides etc. Also, I got mugged there as someone stole my wallet from by bagpack eventhough it was on my back all the time, till this day I fail to understand how they did it!

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