Chiesa di San Giovanni dei Fieri
San Giovanni dei Fieri is a long-standing anchor on Pisa’s riverbank, a church whose long life mirrors the city’s own shifts of power and faith. Located on Via Pietro Gori, its white marble façade visually links it to the city’s other grand churches, such as San Matteo and San Francesco, while its present life is as a Seventh-day Adventist house of worship. The building’s history is concrete: the site has stood as a religious space since at least the early modern period, and a major renovation is recorded in 1614, led by the architect Cosimo Pugliani. Earlier references indicate the church was known as San Giovannino in the 12th century, revealing a much older spiritual footprint before the 17th‑century revival. …
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