In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Basilica of San Pietro a Grado telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Basilica of San Pietro a Grado:

1
Cycle of Frescoes by Deodato Orlandi
The fresco cycle of Deodato Orlandi covers the central nave of the basilica in Pisa, a vast series of murals executed around 1300 by the Lucchese painter Deodato Orlandi.
2
Western Apse
The Western Apse is the grand apse that closes the western end of the basilica, built between the mid-12th and early 13th centuries to replace the original façade that had been destroyed.
3
Series of Pontifical Portraits
The Pontiffs' Portrait Series is a painted frieze running along the lower register of the central nave walls, depicting every pope from Saint Peter the Apostle through to John XVII (pontificate…
4
Base of the Romanesque Bell Tower (12th century)
The base of this Romanesque bell tower is all that remains of an imposing 12th-century structure that once stood beside the basilica.
5
Ceramic Basins (In Situ Copies)
The ceramic bowls you see set into the outer walls of the Basilica of San Pietro a Grado are replicas; the originals were removed during the 1970s and 1980s for conservation and study, and are now…
6
17th-century Wooden Crucifix
This 17th-century wooden crucifix is a monumental sculpture standing 2.70 metres tall, depicting Christ on the cross with striking emotional realism.

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