The Jewish Cemetery of Pisa is located in the historic center of the city near the Piazza del Duomo and outside the ancient walls. The Cemetery was placed in its current location by the Grand Duke of Tuscany in the seventeenth century. In the cemetery there are the graves of the Italian, Spanish and Portuguese Jews who took refuge in Pisa. The cemetery of Pisa has been recognized as historically relevant because it reflects four centuries of history and life of the Pisan Jewish settlement. In the cemetery there are also the graves of the Jewish soldiers who fell during the First World War and the victims of fascism and Nazism. The Jewish cemetery of Pisa presents a stylistic variety evidenced by the tombs that trace the history: from the Gothic tabernacles to the late nineteenth century, from the Liberty and Umbertino style at the end of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.