Pescia
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Latest page update: 18 September 2024
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By Dion Protani
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The charming town of Pescia is located within the province of Pistoia and has a population of approximately 19,000.
Situated along the Pescia River, it boasts a historic center filled with medieval architecture and cultural landmarks like the Gipsoteca Libero Andreotti, which houses sculptures by the famous artist. Pescia is renowned for its tradition of flower cultivation, making it a hub for floriculture, particularly carnations. The town hosts an annual flower festival celebrating this heritage. |
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Pescia
Pescia, in Tuscany, is renowned for its historic charm and natural beauty. Key sights include the Church of San Francesco, featuring stunning frescoes, and the 17th-century Palagio, now housing the town's art gallery.
The town is also famous for the Gipsoteca Libero Andreotti, showcasing works by the sculptor. Pescia's proximity to the Pinocchio Park in Collodi, dedicated to the famous literary character, makes it a great destination for families. Additionally, the town is near the beautiful Pescia River and the surrounding hills, offering opportunities for nature walks and exploring traditional Tuscan villages like Montecarlo and Uzzano.
The town is also famous for the Gipsoteca Libero Andreotti, showcasing works by the sculptor. Pescia's proximity to the Pinocchio Park in Collodi, dedicated to the famous literary character, makes it a great destination for families. Additionally, the town is near the beautiful Pescia River and the surrounding hills, offering opportunities for nature walks and exploring traditional Tuscan villages like Montecarlo and Uzzano.
Comune di Pescia
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Province: Pistoia
Region: Tuscany Population: 19,253 (in 2024 - source) Size: 79 km² Elevation: 62 metres Close by: Montecarlo, Montecatini Terme, Montecatini Alto, Lucca Recommended accommodation: SmArt Hotel Bartolini |
