Province of Pistoia, Province in Tuscany, Italy
The Province of Pistoia covers approximately 1000 square kilometers in northern Tuscany between Florence and Lucca, encompassing around twenty municipalities. The territory ranges from mountainous areas to flat plains along the Ombrone river, connected by road networks.
The Italian government created this province in 1927 during administrative reforms, separating territories from surrounding regions. This reorganization shaped the current provincial boundaries.
The towns here are known for their wood furniture workshops, especially in Quarrata, and flower farms around Pescia. These craft traditions shape the local economy and identity.
The region blends mountain areas with skiing facilities around Abetone and farmland along the Ombrone river. Visitors can move easily between different areas by car.
The province is home to Montecatini Terme, a spa town where mineral and salt-rich thermal waters emerge from underground springs at varying temperatures. These natural sources have attracted visitors seeking wellness for many generations.
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