Terricciola | Church of San Donato
The Church of San Donato, one of the historical and artistic symbols of Terricciola, is located in the highest part…
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Lorenzana | Chiesa di San Bartolomeo Apostolo
The Church of St Bartholomew the Apostle – also known as the Church of Saints Bartholomew and Christophan – can…
Cascina, The Medieval Walls
The medieval walls of Cascina surrounded the ancient town, often at the centre of wars between the Republic of Pisa…
Organ Vespers in the Cathedral of Pisa
30/05/2026 @ 17:00 – 19:00 – For the third consecutive year, the Opera della Primaziale Pisana is organising organ vespers in the Cathedral. Five organists from Italy and abroad will take turns at the console of the Mascioni opus 1039 pipe organ, built between 1977 and 1980, offering the public a series of events of high musical quality and great spiritual […]
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…
Castelfranco di Sotto | Collegiate Church of St Peter
The Church is located in the historic center, with the facade on Via Cavour and the right side on Piazza…
Castelfranco di S. | Galleno, Orentano and Villa Campanile
Orentano is the second largest center in the municipality of Castelfranco di Sotto by population. With the black plague of…
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…
Cascina | Sanctuary Madonna dell’Acqua
The church is along the busy Via Tosco Romagnola, about 2km from Cascina. It was once located on the Arno…
Cascina | San Lorenzo alle Corti
San Lorenzo alle Corti, along the SS67 Tosco-Romagnola between Pisa and Cascina, has early-medieval origins, the name in fact referring…
Cascina | San Lorenzo a Pagnatico
In the hamlet of San Lorenzo a Pagnatico we find the church of San Pietro, first mentioned in 1134 and…
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…