Attractions

In a few miles many jewels of Tuscany to be discovered: this is “Terre di Pisa”. Beyond the Leaning Tower, the Miracles’ Square and the riversides you can discover Volterra, land of Etruscans and alabaster stone, or San Miniato on the Pilgrim Road to Rome and town of the white truffle.

A golden triangle in which less famous villages and hamlets are interwoven, surprising for their genuine beauty. The “Terre di Pisa” give you true experiences and unexpected emotions in an extremely varied territory which from the seaboard touches the Arno plain and rises up to gentle rolling hills, low mountains or rough rocky gullies. A rich artistic and natural heritage, in which flavors and pleasures of good food and drink are combined in a blend of tradition and innovation.

Pomarance-Volterra | The Berignone Reserve

The Nature Reserve of Berignone covers an area of over 2000 hectares, recognized at European level as a Special Area…

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Peccioli | The Serre Estate

The history of the Serre is strongly linked to the Peccioli Farm, which from the 15th century onwards, thanks to…

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Church of St. John the Baptist

The parish of Saints John the Baptist and Peter the Apostle in Calcinaia, already documented in the year 883, was…

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Pontedera | The hamlet of Treggiaia

The village of Treggiaia stands in the hills a few kilometres from Pontedera. Its origins seem to date back to…

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Pisa | Museum of Italian Parachutists

The Museum of Italian Parachutists was originally born as a “Sala Ricordi”, in 1971, inside the Caserma “Vannucci” in Livorno.…

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Ponsacco, Camugliano | Villa Medicea

The Medici Villa of Camugliano (also known as Villa Niccolini) is one of the most important estates in Tuscany. It…

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Peccioli | Museum of Sacred Art

The Museum of Sacred Art opened in 2009, is housed in the Romanesque church of San Verano, the local patron…

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Vecchiano | Migliarino Pisano

Migliarino Pisano is an important fraction of the municipality of Vecchiano. Much of its territory is included in the San…

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Pisa | Church of San Paolo a Ripa d’Arno

The beautiful church of San Paolo a Ripa d’Arno is located on the Lungarno Sonnino, behind the Benedictine complex. It…

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Pisa | Church of San Francesco

The first attestation of the Church of San Francesco dates back to 1233. Paintings, from Giotto to Cimabue The church,…

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Calcinaia | The Upezzinghi Tower

The Torre Grande of Calcinaia, known as the “Torre degli Upezzinghi“, represents the oldest evidence of the ancient castle settlement,…

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Cascina, Zambra | Church of San Jacopo

Zambra is a village of medieval origin, although the toponym identifies it with an Etruscan origin (Zambra = Sem rhu…

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Pisa | Miracles Square – Opera Duomo Museum

The museum collects and preserves masterpieces and memories from the monuments of the Piazza del Duomo, works from time to…

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Pomarance | Bread of Montegemoli

What makes the Tuscan diet unique is its secular consumption of unsalted bread. Simple bread with a rustic appearance, crunchy…

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Pisa | Piazza dei Cavalieri

Piazza dei Cavalieri is one of the most sumptuous realizations of the Medici in Pisa, the result of a radical…

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Peccioli | The colourful hamlet of Ghizzano

Ghizzano is definitely one of the most ‘Instagrammed’ places in the Terre di Pisa. It owes its fame to the…

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Pisa | Basilica of San Piero a Grado

The Basilica of San Piero a Grado stands where tradition has it that St. Peter landed from Palestine. Before continuing on…

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Casciana Terme Lari | Casciana Alta

The origins of Casciana Alta, a pretty hill village, date back to Etruscan times, but it was known in the…

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Santa Luce | Pomaia and Pastina

Pomaia lies on the panoramic road that leads from Santa Luce to Castellina Marittima. A village of Lombard origin, it…

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Volterra | Porta all’Arco, Etruscan Gate

The Porta all’Arco is the most famous monument of Etruscan Volterra, the only element that remains of the southern stretch…

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Volterra | The Camaldolese Abbey

In addition to its monuments and numerous testimonies of art and history, Volterra offers a marvellous panorama of the hilly…

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San Miniato | Museum of the Arciconfraternita

The museum, housed in a large room at Palazzo Roffia, displays a large number of works of art, sacred vestments…

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Santa Maria a Monte | The Clock Tower

Next to the former Palazzo del Podestà stands the 6-metre high Clock Tower with a stone base. The tower was…

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San Miniato | Roffia Rowing Basin

The Roffia Reservoir is located along the road from San Miniato Basso to Isola, which runs parallel to the course…

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Lajatico | Praetorian Palace and Civic Tower

In the central square of Lajatico, a building with a tower bears the signs of the ancient 13th-century Palazzo Pretorio,…

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Crespina | Church of San Michele Arcangelo

The parish church, built at the end of the 19th century to replace the old 8th-century church that stood at…

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Pisa, Tirrenia| Cosmopolitan Golf Club

The 18-hole course develops in a green area characterized by a combination of environments (lawn, sand and water) that makes…

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Montopoli in Valdarno | Church of Santa Marta

A former Benedictine monastery and girls’ boarding school founded in 1589 by a wealthy merchant from the city who gave…

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Peccioli | Legoli

The oldest document referable to the hamlet of Legoli (Peccioli) is a contract of sale dated 1139 in which Count…

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Peccioli | Fabbrica

The village with castle and ancient parish church of Fabbrica is located on a hill to the right of the…

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Montopoli in Valdarno | Villa Varramista

The villa, on the outskirts of Montopoli, is an aristocratic building with a quadrangular plan and a tripartite loggia on…

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Pontedera, Treggiaia | Sanctuary Madonna Ripaia

The Sanctuary of the Madonna di Ripaia was built on 7 March 1283. It is situated on a 148-metre high…

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Crespina | Villa Montelisi or Ciuti

The villa was built in the 16th century by the Florentine Puntolmi family who used it as a hunting lodge.…

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Cascina | San Giorgio a Bibbiano

The church of San Giorgio in Bibbiano has early medieval origins, although it is only attested from 1217. The term…

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Pontedera | Sanctuary of the Holy Crucifix

The Sanctuary is located in today’s Piazza Curtatone, close to Palazzo Pretorio. Its construction dates back to the 13th century,…

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Calcinaia | The Lucca – Pontedera railway bridge

The Lucca – Pontedera railway was supposed to be the first section of the longer line to Saline di Volterra,…

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