Pisa Street Art Bike Tour: Keith Haring & Kobra Murals
Three hours on two wheels through Pisa's murals, from Tuttomondo to Kobra's Galileo
A self-guided bike tour of Pisa's street art scene, combining Keith Haring's Tuttomondo and Eduardo Kobra's portrait of Galileo Galilei with lesser-known urban works across the city's neighborhoods. You ride at your own pace with GPS navigation on your phone, stopping to photograph and explore the murals that reveal Pisa's modern creative identity beyond the Leaning Tower.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Pisa's street art by bike
- Start bike tour in Pisa
- Visit Keith Haring's Tuttomondo mural
- Cycle to Eduardo Kobra's Galileo mural
- Discover additional urban artworks
- Enjoy cycling through city neighborhoods
The experience
This tour trades the crowded piazza for Pisa's working neighborhoods and boulevards, where the city's most striking contemporary murals live. Keith Haring's Tuttomondo, painted in 1989 as one of his final public works, anchors the route: a sprawling composition of interlocking figures that covers an entire wall. Equally commanding is Eduardo Kobra's reimagining of Galileo Galilei, a Brazilian street artist's explosion of color that transforms a modern building facade into something between a portrait and a temporal portal. The route weaves through areas near the railway station and along the city's main arteries, surfacing lesser-known works that locals pass daily.
You navigate using the app on your phone, mounted on the handlebars, so you can stop whenever a mural catches your eye or a side street looks worth exploring. The bike comes with a lock, so you can dismount and linger. A regular bike or an e-bike, your choice at checkout, covers the same route. The e-bike suits riders who want to conserve energy or tackle Pisa's hills without strain. Three hours is the typical span, though you set the rhythm: faster if you want to cover ground, slower if you want to photograph and sit with the work.
Bring your ID and a credit card for the security deposit at check-in. A helmet is not included, so bring or rent one separately if you want one. Children from age 2 can ride along, though they'll need to be accompanied by an adult. Specialized infant seats are available. The e-bike has a minimum height requirement of 145 cm, and regular bikes work for all heights.
What’s included
- Bicycle with lock.
- GPS-guided app navigation on your phone.
- phone holder for the handlebars.
- choice of regular bike or e-bike at checkout.
Before you book
Lasts 3h, from € 39.50 per person, as a private tour and with free cancellation up to 24 h before.
Prices and times updated 9 days ago
Operated by Smile & Ride
Is this one for you?Choose the e-bike if you want to cover Pisa's street art without tiring on the city's hills, or pick the regular bike if you prefer a lighter, more nimble ride through the neighborhoods. The self-guided format means you stop when you want and linger as long as the murals hold your attention: ideal if you'd rather explore at your own rhythm than follow a group schedule.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (11 to 15 years); Child (6 to 10 years); Infant (2 to 4 years).
What is Keith Haring's Tuttomondo and why does it matter?
Tuttomondo is one of the last public murals Haring created before his death in 1989, and one of the few outdoor works he made for permanent display. It covers an entire wall and anchors this tour as the signature stop on the route.
Can I take this tour on an e-bike, and does it cover the same route?
Yes, you choose between a regular bike or an e-bike at checkout. Both follow the same GPS-guided route through Pisa's street art neighborhoods. The e-bike is useful if you want to conserve energy or prefer motorized assistance on hills.
Do I need a guide, or am I riding alone?
This is a self-guided tour, so you navigate using the app on your phone with GPS. You set your own pace and stop whenever you want to photograph or explore a side street.
What does Eduardo Kobra's mural of Galileo look like?
Kobra's Galileo is a masterpiece of contemporary street art: an explosion of color that reimagines the bond between Pisa and its most famous son, transforming a modern building facade into a work that merges science with vibrant contemporary design.
How long does the tour actually take, and can I go faster or slower?
The route is designed for three hours, but you control the pace. You can cycle faster to cover ground quickly or spend more time at murals and neighborhoods that interest you.
Pisa Street Art Bike Tour: Keith Haring & Kobra Murals
3h
from € 39.50 per person