Pisa

Located a short distance from the sea, at the end of a long and fertile alluvial plain of the Arno, Pisa is at the center of a region characterized by a unique natural environment, with large coastal woods dominated by the scents of pine and salt. These areas are now protected within a Natural Park which preserves their beauty.

Coltano, Tombolo, Migliarino, San Rossore, but also Marina di Pisa and Tirrenia, are integral parts of this landscape that make Pisa a unique place not only in Tuscany. Ancient Roman port and illustrious maritime republic, Pisa today no longer directly overlooks the sea, but keeps its splendid past alive in monuments full of art and history. The narrow streets that open onto picturesque squares with colorful markets, the noble Lungarni with their splendid majestic buildings, the fascinating Piazza dei Cavalieri and the famous Piazza dei Miracoli, one of the most famous monumental complexes in the world with the Duomo, the Baptistery , the Camposanto and the famous Leaning Tower, symbol of the city.