Pisa is most beautiful between April to June and September to October. The weather is cooler and comfortable for sightseeing. Summer, especially July and August, can get quite crowded and hot, so if you want to avoid the crowds, it's better to visit during the off-peak seasons.

In addition to the Leaning Tower, you can also explore Pisa’s historic center, with its charming streets and squares, or visit Piazza dei Miracoli to see the beautiful cathedral and baptistery.

A trip to Arno River is also recommended, as you can wander along the river and cross the picturesque Ponte di Mezzo bridge. If you happen to be in Pisa in the month of June, you can also see the Giugno Pisano, a month-long celebration with various events and festivals showcasing the city’s unique culture.

Lastly, enjoy local cuisine in traditional trattorias and cafes, and savor the authentic flavors of Tuscany.

Pisa offers a variety of delicious Tuscan dishes. Try "torta co' bischeri," a cake filled with chocolate, raisins, and pine nuts, or pasta dishes like pappardelle with deer meat sauce or tagliatelle with truffles. For drinks, a bottle of Tuscan wine is a perfect choice.

While Pisa has a good public transportation system, walking is the best way to explore the city. Most historical sites are fairly close to each other. However, if you want to venture further, consider renting a bike or using the city buses. All of these can easily take you to various corners of the city.

Yes, one of them is the "Luminara di San Ranieri," held every June 16th. During this event, thousands of candles are lit throughout the city, creating an incredibly magical atmosphere. Then, there's the "Regata delle Antiche Repubbliche Marinare," a traditional boat race held annually with a rotation between Pisa, Amalfi, Genoa, and Venice.