Monti Pisani is a vast territory of Tuscany, between the cities of Pisa and Lucca about 40 minutes from Florence with easy access thanks to the existing road network that reaches the sea and trails crossing the mountainous region. The area is not far from the A11 / exit: Migliarino, Pisa Nord, Lucca.
The area is bounded by the administrative boundaries of the towns of Buti, Vicopisano, Calci, San Giuliano Terme, Vecchiano; it is affected by a mountainous region (Monte Pisano) and a broad plain that leads to the sea (Tyrrhenian Sea).
Here, tourists can enjoy many offers of cultural, natural and well-being: the historical term “Bagni di Pisa” and the collection of 25,000 costumes (costumes) of the House of Florentine Art Cerratelli in San Giuliano Terme, the Natural History Museum and the territory in the beautiful Carthusian monastery, the medieval villages of Vicopisano and Buti, valuable buildings and villas dating back to the 17th century and the Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli Regional Park.
In the area you can see olive groves of the 17th century, find unique handicrafts such as Vicograpano ceramics, baskets made in Buti, authentic Tuscan gastronomy and extra virgin olive oil produced from local olives!