Province of Pisa

The Province of Pisa extends over 2,448 square kilometers of varied terrain, from the Tyrrhenian Sea coastline to the inland mountains of Monte Serra.

The territory established itself as a maritime power during the 11th century, controlling western Mediterranean trade routes until its defeat by Genoa and annexation by Florence in 1406.

The province maintains 37 municipalities, each containing medieval structures, with Volterra recognized for alabaster craftsmanship and San Miniato celebrated for white truffle production.

The Pisa International Airport connects travelers to major European cities, while an extensive network of trains and buses links the towns within the province.

The leather manufacturing sector in the province generates 35 percent of Italy's total leather production, establishing it as a central hub for this industry.

Location: Tuscany

Capital city: Pisa

Shares border with: Province of Lucca, Metropolitan City of Florence, Province of Siena, Province of Grosseto, Province of Livorno, Province of Pistoia

Website: http://provincia.pisa.it

GPS coordinates: 43.71667,10.40000

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:52