Pisa’s Campo dei Miracoli is made up of several monuments: the Duomo itself, the Leaning Tower, the Baptistery, the Museo delle Sinopie and the Camposanto. Of all this intensely touristy area, the only place where you’ll get some ghoulish peace and quiet is in the Camposanto, a rather lovely spot that is largely overlooked by … More Pisa, Camposanto Monumentale
There is more than one famous tower in Pisa, or at least there’s a tower so infamous for the ghoulish thing that happened there that even Dante mentioned it in his Divine Comedy … More Pisa, The Other Tower of Pisa
Galileo tested his balls and you test yours in the climb up this seriously tippy tower. With special mention of Rusticello da Pisa and Marco Polo, the man not the game
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Ghouls will like wandering the halls of the monastery, but they will love the Museo di Storia Naturale di Pisa. No petting zoo this, although local families do bring their young’uns here in droves, especially over the weekends. Come on a weekday afternoon, when the tide of school groups has ebbed, and you will have … More Pisa, Calci Part II, the Natural History Museum
Monastic grandeur and taxidermy galore … More Pisa, La Certosa di Calci
Stinkhorn. The name says much about meets the nose, little about what greets the eye.These strikingly beautiful fungus, whose scientific name is Clathrus Ruber, thrive on decay. Their structures are divine, their insides all slime. … More Ghoul’s Flora
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