What you'll hear inside Pisa Charterhouse:

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  Great Cloister

  The Chiostro Grande is the principal cloister of the Certosa di Pisa and served as the heart of the monastery's eremitic quarters, where individual Carthusian monks occupied their cells.

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  Cloister of the Prior

  The Chiostro del Priore, also known as the Chiostrino priorale or Chiostro delle Foresterie, is a two-storey colonnaded cloister in Pisa featuring Romanesque arches and cross vaults supported on…

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  Capitular Cloister

  The Chiostro Capitolare is the oldest of three cloisters within Certosa di Calci, dating from around 1471.

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  Refectory

  The Refectory of the Certosa di Pisa is the dining hall where monks gathered for their Sunday meals, developed from a 14th-century space.

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  Foresteria

  La Foresteria is the Certosa di Pisa's monumental guest lodge, built to accommodate the Grand Duke of Tuscany on official visits.

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  Ancient Pharmacy

  The Antica Spezieria is the former apothecary of Pisa's Certosa, housed in a separate building within the monastic complex.

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  Last Supper Fresco (Bernardino Poccetti)

  This fresco by Florentine artist Bernardino Poccetti (1548–1612) dominates the refectory wall at the Certosa di Pisa.

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  Renaissance Garden

  The Giardino Rinascimentale is a Renaissance-style garden at the heart of the grand cloister at Certosa di Pisa.

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  Padres Chapels

  The Cappelle dei Padri form a set of individual chapels within the Certosa di Pisa, each designed for private Mass by one of the fourteen Carthusian monks who could reside in the monastery.