You've found the spots. Now get the local insider tips that turn a tourist day into a real Pisa experience.
About the price
β¬1.99 is barely the price of a coffee in Pisa. Actually β let me teach you something already.
In Italy "a coffee" means an espresso. Short. Strong. Served hot, almost burning. You don't shoot it like tequila β you sip it standing at the bar, in 90 seconds, talking to the barista. Then you leave a 10-cent tip and walk out.
That coffee costs β¬1.20 in Pisa. For 79 cents more, you get the guide that saves you from β¬25 carbonara.
If we ever meet in person and the guide didn't help β the espresso is on me.