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Pisa, it is total tourist trap. Italy has way much better tourist destinations.
It wasn't so bad when I was there (in the '80s) but yes, Italy has far more important and beautiful cities to visit.
My personal favourite was Florence.
the evening-/nightlife was pretty cool. all those toscanian like alleys (similar to lucca for example) inbetween houses and lots of - i mean lotslots - 10000/10 restaurants filled with locals
EDIT lots of locals are students too, which makes a far more interesting crowd in general imo