What you'll hear inside Camposanto Monumentale:

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  Ammannati Chapel

  The Capilla Ammannati is the oldest of three chapels within the Camposanto Monumentale, dating to 1360.

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  Aulla Chapel

  Capilla Aulla is a modest devotional chapel set along the north wall of the Camposanto Monumentale, featuring its own altar adorned with architectural elements spanning several centuries.

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  Dal Pozzo Chapel

  Capilla Dal Pozzo is the third and most recent chapel within the Camposanto Monumentale, located at the centre of the eastern arm's cloister.

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  Central Cloister and Courtyard

  The central cloister and courtyard form the heart of Camposanto Monumentale in Pisa.

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  Fresco Galleries

  The fresco galleries at Pisa's Camposanto Monumentale represent one of the most ambitious mural schemes of late medieval Italy, covering more than 2,600 square metres—exceeding the Sistine Chapel in…

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  Triumph of Death (Buffalmacco)

  The Triumph of Death is the most celebrated fresco within the Camposanto's cycle of frescoes, painted by Buonamico Buffalmacco between 1336 and 1341 along the southern corridor.

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  Old Testament Cycle (Benozzo Gozzoli)

  Benozzo Gozzoli's Old Testament cycle adorns the north gallery of the Camposanto in Pisa, painted between 1468 and 1484.

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  Collection of Roman Sarcophagi

  The Camposanto's galleries display an impressive collection of Roman sarcophagi arranged along the walls, alongside Roman and Etruscan sculptures and burial urns.

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  Galileo's Lamp

  Galileo's Lamp is an original votive lamp housed in the Aulla chapel of the Camposanto Monumentale in Pisa.