What you'll hear inside Opera Museum of Pisa Cathedral:

• 1
  Hall 1 – Bonanno Door (San Ranieri Door)

  Room 1 of the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo houses the Porta di Bonanno, also called the Porta di San Ranieri.

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  Hall 2 – A White Marble Temple

  Room 2, titled "A Temple of White Marble", displays marble inlays, bas-reliefs and capitals salvaged from the façade of Pisa Cathedral, alongside original furnishings from the presbytery.

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  Room 3 – Overseas Arrivals (Griffin of Pisa)

  Room 3, 'Arrivals from Overseas', showcases objects from across the Mediterranean and beyond, reflecting cultural influences quite foreign to Tuscan tradition.

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  Room 11 - Towards the Sky (Leaning Tower of Pisa)

  Room 11, known as "Lo Spazio Sacro", occupies the former Seminary Chapel that operated in the building during the 17th and 18th centuries, accessed via the cloister portico.

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  Room 12 – Tarsia and Inlay

  Room 12, known as Tarsie e Intagli, opens the first floor of the museum and displays wooden liturgical furnishings from Pisa Cathedral.

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  Funeral Furnishings of Emperor Henry VII

  The funeral treasures of Emperor Henry VII form one of the most remarkable exhibits in the renovated display at Pisa's Museo dell'Opera del Duomo.

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  Crocifisso Borgognone (12th Century)

  The Crocifisso Borgognone is a striking wooden crucifix from the 12th century, featuring a 3.70-metre cross and a Christ figure of approximately 2.50 metres.