Square of Miracles also formally known as Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral Square), is a walled area located in Pisa or Tuscany. Well recognized as important Medieval art and the finest architectural complexes in the world it draws millions of locals & tourists to its attractions. The square is famous for the 4 great religious edifices: the Pisa Cathedral, the Pisa Baptistry, the Campanile, and the Camposanto Monumental. We visited in a tour group end-Nov and it was drizzling the whole morning, dousing much fun. The square is surrounded by a beautiful green lawn where tourists and locals were seen lying down and relax in the amazing setting, amid the rain?! There are also pillars and one with the stature of she-wolves & the 2 Rs symbolising Roma. People were posing interestingly to get the Leaning Tower in their views. The Cathedral, Baptistery & Cemetery found in the piazza have been considered central to the locals religious life, symbolizing the main stages of a human life: the Baptistery represents birth, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta life and the Camposanto,to death. One needs to pay and queue to go into all the 4 buildings. With the limited time we visited the Camposanto and were rewarded with the visit and left impressed. There are a few cafes and alfresco dining but we chose the familiar MacDonald’s nearby for a quick meal. Crowd came in throngs just after 1pm and time for us to move on.. a memorable trip indeed

Unlike so many other Italian marvels and highlights, this architecture doesn't look old, but still, is very old. The White Marble, the well-kept grounds, the grass, the relaxing people, and the Tower, Church, and Baptistry, are stunning. Late afternoon, when the sun is hitting the buildings at a more direct sideways angle, it is pretty amazing. Well worth the crazy traffic, roadblocks, and such to get there.

Much better than we remembered it. Last time we visited, the Pizza was filled with sellers of all these cheap souvenirs. Very busy, a stressful feeling, not pleasant at all. This time there was a lot of people in the Piazza, but no salesmen, just quiet and peaceful. That made the place much more beautiful – it is one of its kind!

Loved the afternoon I spent here. The atmosphere is electric. I can imagine without the sun shining it might not be the greatest experience but, it really does let you bask in the shadows of the amazing architecture around you. Also, truly beautiful at sunset. It can get very busy so try going very early in the morning for fewer crowds.

This place is very overrated. The piazza has four attractions or buildings to see. One of them being the infamous Leaning tower. But when we reached at this place the Piazza had nothing great to offer. The leaning tower is not great from inside The Cathedral is very ordinary. You have better cathedrals in Florence and in Rome The Baptistery also has nothing to offer. Out of the four monuments the better one was the Campo Santo. We spent a lot of time seeing it from inside and also understanding the significance. We had taken an audio guide which was really good. Having said that, once you visit Italy and Florence in particular, you have to go to Pisa and come to Piazza dei Miracoli. Or else it will be a job left unfinished.

Went with class and I will say, it was underwhelming. There were a lot, and I mean a lot of people. People were bumping into each other, we lost people constantly in the crowd and all that for maybe 15 minute talk about different buildings. I would recommend to go outside the season if that is even an option. It was nice to see cultural landmark, but again if you can go outside the season.

My wife and I visited Pisa during an excursion on a Viking Ocean Cruise this past November. The Piazza contains the major buildings to see in Pisa. It contains the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, and the Baptistery. It was a rainy day, but we still enjoyed our tour of Pisa. Rather than waiting in line to go up the Tower and to see the other sites, we went to a coffee shop and chilled for an hour.