
Stretching remarkably from the coast to the inland hills, Pisa province holds one surprise after another.
Once you’ve visited the unmissable attractions in the historic centre of the provincial capital, begin exploring the wider area from the first points of interest just outside the city, including the stunning Certosa di Calci and the towns of San Giuliano Terme, Buti and Vicopisano. Don’t miss the natural beauty of San Rossore park, which extends all the way to the sea.
If you’re choosing the Pisan coast for your holiday, you’ll find plenty of hotels and apartments to choose from, starting with Marina di Pisa, the closest to the provincial capital and situated right at the mouth of the Arno, right through to Tirrenia, almost on the border with Livorno province.
Inland, Pisa province boasts numerous fascinating tourist destinations. Among the finest are undoubtedly San Miniato, nearly at the border with Florence province, and the magnificent Volterra, which was already famous but gained even more renown after scenes from the Twilight films were shot there.
For those seeking a more off-the-beaten-path holiday, not-to-be-missed destinations in Pisa province include Pomarance, Montescudaio and Casale Marittimo in Val di Cecina, as well as the villages of Chianni, Peccioli, Lari and Casciana Terme. Equally lovely is Lake Santa Luce, on the border with Livorno province.




























