Camposanto Review

The pizza cemetery is also here, the scope of the cemetery is quite large, some facilities here are also very unique, the green area around the cemetery is very large, it is also a very quiet environment, and there are some good landscapes.

There are many reasons to visit this site. The first is the interesting exhibition about the restoration of the mural and the painting "Victory of Death" itself. The second is the tomb itself, not all of which were hundreds of years ago, some of which were 21st century. The third reason is the artifacts of the church. From my perspective, various creepy boxes, but that is not what everyone thinks. Finally, given the tumult of the outside world, it is a very peaceful place.

The Miracle Square is a collection of religious buildings, consisting of cathedrals, baptismal halls, cemeteries and towers (bell towers), and the ancient walls and gates are still preserved around the square. Usually the cathedrals, baptisms and towers are popular areas to visit, especially the towers, and the cemetery is less visited.

It is a building in the complex of Pisa Cathedral Square composed of the cathedral, the baptismal hall, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Cemetery. The cemetery building is in zigzag shape, and there is a beautiful atrium surrounded by murals. There are 600 tombstones in total. The design is exquisite. You can visit the cathedral for 16 euros. Baptistry and cemetery.

The Pisa Cemetery is a resting place for pizza celebrities, and Galileo is also in it. More than 600 tombstones are each a beautiful artwork, and the murals in the corridor are lifelike.