Pisa's white marble facades gleam in the sunshine, but it is the famous Leaning Tower that gets most of the glory when you visit this 'Field of Miracles', a name coined by 20th-century Italian writer and poet Gabriele d’Annunzio. Since Medieval times, the exquisite structures in the piazza have symbolised the stages of human life: the Baptistery representing birth, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta symbolising life, and the Camposanto signifying death. After a short drive from Pisa, you’ll arrive at your hotel near Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance. With a full day of sightseeing ahead tomorrow, kick back and enjoy the company of your travel companions this evening at an optional dinner in the Tuscan countryside.