Does the Leaning Tower of Pisa Have an Elevator?

Yes. In 2013, a compact elevator was installed inside the tower to make it accessible for visitors with limited mobility.

• It serves the seventh floor (the bell chamber level).
• The top (eighth floor) and the summit remain accessible only by stairs (251 steps total).
• Use is restricted to those with certified disabilities; advance booking may be required.

The tower's lean (currently ~3.97°) and UNESCO status required a custom, minimally invasive design.