What is there to do in Pisa at night?

Follow the university students along the lungarni and in the historic centre and you will find the answer to this question. There is no better tourist guide than a twenty-year-old to discover the best night places in Pisa!

After having taken off your T-shirt and cargo pants, wear something smarter and go wandering among the palaces and villas in Pisa looking for a pleasant club. You are just spoilt with choice!

The menu is quite varied: in Borgo Stretto you will find various bars where you can have a nibble in the afternoon; in Piazza Cairoli (also known as Piazza della Berlina), instead, there is plenty of places for the happy hour (browse the web and you will find that Pisan students have ranked them by cocktail typologies); and for a beer after supper, you can go to one of the many English-style pubs in proximity to Piazza delle Vettovaglie.

The town is rich in osterias and typical restaurants and if you seek well, you can stumble even upon a real Neapolitan pizzeria.

What about the weekend and the summer holidays?

Do not forget that Pisa is just a stone`s throw from Viareggio and the Versilia, and therefore from the Capannnina, the Bussola, the Twiga Club... and many other clubs.

So, if you thought that spending your holidays in a Tuscan city of art you would be forced to forgo frivolity and amusement, the rent of a villa in Pisa will dispel all your worries.