Religious site
Chiesa di Santa Cecilia
Santa Cecilia stands as a storied parish church in Pisa, a genuine work of Romanesque-late medieval character that survives as part of the city’s Catholic heritage. Founded toward the early 12th century, the building was consecrated in 1107 and completed in the XIII century, with substantial reconstruction after the Second World War. The brick structure sits on a stone base and presents a single-nave, pitched roof interior, its exterior marked by a bifora on the façade and decorative arcades along the eaves that incorporate ceramic basins of Islamic and Pisano origin, though the originals are housed in the nearby Museo di San Matteo. …
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