Nature
This land offers various landscapes and ecosystems: from the green reliefs of the Monti Pisani (Pisan Mountains) to the sands and marlstone of the Colline Metallifere; the white calanchi (gullies) of the Volterra area covered in vineyards and olive groves; the Colline Pisane (Pisan Hills), where the red clay earth alternates with sandy surfaces; the soffioni (boric acid fumaroles) of Larderello; a coast bordered by dunes and pine woods.
A spellbinding nature
San Rossore Park
Park Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli stretches along the coast of the provinces of Pisa and Lucca, in an area that was once characterized by lagoons and marshes.
Protected areas
The natural beauty of Pisa province is also the result of a wealth of protected areas characterized by a remarkable variety of environments dominated by the presence of water and wooded areas.
Countryside
Cultivated Hills and orchards, woods of chestnuts and age-old trees, expanses of olive groves and rows of vines: this is the Pisan countryside with the thousands of colours, fragrances, food and wine products that can only be found here.
Mining archaeology
There is also an underground province of Pisa: the spontaneous appearances of nature and the underground spaces that tell of the history and work of mankind.
