What you'll hear inside Pisa Cathedral:

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  Apsidal Mosaic with Christ Enthroned

  The apsidal mosaic in Pisa's Cathedral depicts Christ enthroned in judgement, flanked by the Virgin Mary and St John the Evangelist.

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  Dome with Frescoes by Orazio Riminaldi

  The crossing dome of Pisa Cathedral displays a striking Baroque fresco: the Virgin in Glory with Saints, painted by Pisan artist Orazio Riminaldi between 1627 and 1631.

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  San Ranieri Chapel

  The Chapel of San Ranieri occupies the right transept of Pisa's cathedral and is dedicated to the city's patron saint.

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  Chapel of the Most Holy Sacrament

  The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament sits within the left transept of Pisa's Metropolitan Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta.

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  Tomb of Henry VII (Tino da Camaino)

  Henry VII's tomb, created by Sianese sculptor Tino da Camaino between 1313 and 1315, ranks among Italy's most important medieval funerary monuments, though it survives in fragmented and reassembled…

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  Western Façade (Rainaldo)

  The western façade of Pisa Cathedral is a masterpiece of Pisan Romanesque architecture, designed by Rainaldo in the 12th century and completed before 1180.

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  Gilded Ceiling (Atticciati)

  The gilded wooden coffered ceiling of Pisa Cathedral's central nave is a masterwork of carved and gilded lacunar panels extending across the transept and presbytery.

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  Galileo's Lamp

  Galileo's Lamp is a striking chandelier suspended in the central nave of Pisa Cathedral, famous for its association with Galileo Galilei's discovery of pendulum isochronism.

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  Cosmatesque Pavement

  Pisa's cosmati floor is a remarkable marble inlay composition featuring geometric patterns in opus alexandrinum technique, dating from the mid-12th century.