Didn't expect this museum but it had lots to see and like (even if smaller than many). Worth a sticky nose in. More

Most people who visit Pisa see the tower and then go home. But that is a big mistake. This small museum has a terrific collection of late medieval and early Renaissance art. It was recently renovated, and it is never crowded. Trust me: it's well worth a visit. More

Donatello sculpture not on display.Main purpose of visit.Low on information. More

Impressive how they present the culture that was the foundation to to days living More

Didn't realize what a good collection this museum had, it's definitely worth seeking out. There are works from Fra Angelico, Pisano, Simon Martini, atmospheric sculpture room, high tech display explaining the tryptich by Martini, unfortunately no shop. More

This is an excellent museum. Here you still notice the early Christian art with lots of attention for the women. Also the expressions of the religious figures you notice that they are still according the reality and not as romanced as later in the renaissance and baroque periods. It's all very authentic. Pity you can't find a catalogue or other... More

I agree with the previous review that this museum is stupendous. Fantastic collection, in a beatiful setting, and mostly very well lit. The painting of St Ursula saving Pisa from floods was the star for us. The drawback is the attendants. Sometimes they arrive late, sometimes they have no change, sometimes they are on strike. When you ask if there... More

The collection of early Italian art here seriously rivals the Uffizi. In fact, if you can forget the fact that many items are by provinicial artists rather than the Big Names, it eclipses the best galleries in the world. More