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Do you think Pisa would still be famous if it didn't have a leaning tower at its heart? I'm confident it would be! After all, Pisa is home to a stunning medieval cathedral, the largest baptistery in Italy, and a remarkably preserved fortress wall. The Arno embankment is adorned with medieval palaces, and the sidewalks have been graced by the likes of Galileo and Lord Byron. Did you know that Pisa was once an independent republic and a formidable maritime power? It's absolutely true! Let's embark on an intriguing journey through the streets of Pisa, delving into its history from the ancient Romans to the Italian revolutionaries. We'll explore how the Medici family became more influential than kings and where they secluded their widows. Did you know that Pisa had more skyscrapers during the Middle Ages than it does today? Along our journey, we'll visit Pisa's oldest coffee shop and discover another building that's also leaning slightly. Are you ready to truly discover this city, beyond just snapping a photo with the Leaning Tower of Pisa? If so, download this audio guide!