Cascina, Commune in Italy
Cascina is a charming town located in the Province of Pisa, Tuscany.
The origin of Cascina can be traced back to the Etruscan and Roman civilizations.
Home to the historical event, the Battle of Cascina, depicted by Michelangelo's lost artwork.
Visitors can explore local Italian cuisine and traditional crafts in Cascina.
Known for its old textile mills which shaped the region's industrial heritage.
Location: Province of Pisa
Capital city: Cascina
Population: 45212
Elevation above the sea: 8 m
Website: comune.cascina.pi.it
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