Pistoia, Commune in Italy
Pistoia, located in the Italian region of Tuscany, is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture.
Founded by the Lombards in the 6th century AD, Pistoia served as an important city in the Middle Ages.
The city hosts the annual 'Blues Festival', attracting internationally renowned musicians.
Accessible via the A11 highway from Florence, it's a less touristy but equally fascinating destination.
Pistoia is nicknamed the 'city of art and wine' due to its rich history and famed vineyards.
Location: Province of Pistoia
Population: 90195
Elevation above the sea: 65 m
Website: comune.pistoia.it
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Pistoia, located in the Italian region of Tuscany, is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture.
Pistoia Cathedral is a prominent religious structure in Tuscany, central Italy.
The Pulpit of Sant' Andrea is an intricate marble masterpiece by Giovanni Pisano.
Ospedale del Ceppo, located in Pistoia, now serves as a museum.
The Basilica of Our Lady of Humility is renowned for its impressive dome.
San Giovanni Fuoricivitas is an Italian national heritage church located in Pistoia.
The San Giovanni in Corte Baptistery stands as a remarkable octagonal religious structure.
The Church of Sant' Andrea is an exquisite example of Romanesque architecture.
The Fattoria di Celle is an esteemed museum of modern art and sculpture garden located in Pistoia.
Acquerino reserve is a protected area dedicated to preserving natural habitats and wildlife.
San Bartolomeo in Pantano is an ancient church located in the Italian city of Pistoia.
