San Rossore Park, Protected area in Italy
San Rossore Park, also known as the Parco Naturale di Migliarino, is a regional park located in the Province of Lucca and Province of Pisa in Italy.
The park was established in 1979, preserving vital ecosystems for future generations.
The park offers opportunities for cultural exploration, like appreciating local flora and fauna or exploring historical sites within its perimeter.
Visitors can explore the diverse landscapes through various activities such as bird watching, hiking, cycling, or horse riding.
The park is home to the Massaciuccoli Lake, a renowned archaeological site with remains from historic Roman Villas.
Location: Province of Lucca
Location: Province of Pisa
Inception: 1979
Website: parcosanrossore.org
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