Capitoline Wolf sculpture in Pisa: photos, reviews

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Myths speak of Romulus and Remus, who founded Rome and were nurtured by the very Capitoline She-wolf, which today stands frozen in bronze. Perhaps all of this is merely fiction, but the residents of Pisa firmly believe that it was with this silent sculpture that the history of the Eternal City began.

The monument is life-sized, standing exactly 75 centimeters tall. It is located between the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa and the cathedral of the same name, which is also the Cathedral. The she-wolf stands on a rectangular slab, which in turn is placed on a tall marble column. In this way, the architects wanted to demonstrate the grandeur of Rome, which has not dimmed over the years.

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What is the address of Capitoline Wolf sculpture?
Capitoline Wolf sculpture is located at Piazza del Duomo, 19-25, Pisa, Italy.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Via C.Matilde Fr. (119 m walk)
- Bus stop Pisa V.C.Matilde I.T.I.S. (196 m walk)
- Bus stop Via Contessa Matilde Itis (308 m walk)
- Bus stop Cavallotti (383 m walk)
- Bus station Torre (384 m walk)
How is Capitoline Wolf sculpture rated by visitors?
Capitoline Wolf sculpture has an average rating of 4.4 based on 241 review across platforms such as Google.

Capitoline Wolf sculpture in Pisa

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