The Joint 28th European Society for Microcirculation (ESM) 8th European Vascular Biology Organisation (EVBO) Meeting June 3–6, 2015, Pisa Conference Center, PISA, ITALY THINGS TO DO IN PISA The historical centre of Pisa is still almost fully enclosed by the XII century town walls and is laid out in a four-sided plan with each side measuring around one and a half kilometres. The city is divided into two parts by the river Arno, which crosses it from east to west, and are known to locals as Tramontana, to the north, and Mezzogiorno, to the south. Pisa offers a wide range of attractions and activities. Please click on the pictures for more information. Monuments and museum Piazza dei Miracoli Cathedral Leaning Tower Baptistery The Joint 28th European Society for Microcirculation (ESM) 8th European Vascular Biology Organisation (EVBO) Meeting June 3–6, 2015, Pisa Conference Center, PISA, ITALY Monumental Cemetery National Museum “San Matteo” Museum "Opera del Duomo" National Museum “Palazzo Reale” Museo di Storia Naturale e del Territorio Calci, Pisa Sinopie Museum Piaggio Museum - Pontedera, Pisa The Joint 28th European Society for Microcirculation (ESM) 8th European Vascular Biology Organisation (EVBO) Meeting June 3–6, 2015, Pisa Conference Center, PISA, ITALY Nature San Rossore Park Tirrenia Marina di Pisa The Joint 28th European Society for Microcirculation (ESM) 8th European Vascular Biology Organisation (EVBO) Meeting June 3–6, 2015, Pisa Conference Center, PISA, ITALY Spa and Wellness Golf Casciana Terme Cosmopolitan Golf and Country Club Terme di Uliveto Golf Club Tirrenia San Giuliano Terme Further information on: www.pisaunicaterra.it/en The Joint 28th European Society for Microcirculation (ESM) 8th European Vascular Biology Organisation (EVBO) Meeting June 3–6, 2015, Pisa Conference Center, PISA, ITALY Shopping in Pisa Pisan craft is renowned for leather goods, shoes, terracotta, wooden furniture and naturally, food. Piazza delle Vettovaglie in the heart of the medieval city is surrounded by an elegant sixteenth-century portico, which has always been the location of a colorful daily market. As well as the stalls in the square, the surrounding picturesque alleys offer the possibility of buying renowned Pisan specialties. Crossing Via delle Colonne you arrive to Borgo Stretto, one of the most beautiful streets in the city, with wonderful porticos. It is the heart of shopping in Pisa. You can then cross Mezzo Bridge and continue on to Corso Italia, another great shopping address in the city. Shops in Pisa are usually open from Tuesday to Saturday from 09,00 am to 1,00 pm and from 4,00 pm until 8,00 pm. They are closed on Sunday and Monday morning. Currency The currency of Italy is Euro, usually abbreviated in EUR or €. Money can be changed at Pisa International Airport, banks (opened from Monday to Friday from 08,30 am to 1,30 pm and from 2,30 pm to 4,00 pm) and in Money Exchange Offices. Credit Cards are widely accepted in restaurants, shops and hotels.
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