Pescia

The picturesque village of Pescia, located in the scenic region of Tuscany, stands out for its authenticity and rich historical heritage. Framed by the green hills of the Apennines, Pescia is a place that enchants visitors with its natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere.

Famous for being an important medieval center of paper production, Pescia still preserves traces of its glorious past. At the heart of the historic center stands the majestic 12th-century bell tower, a tangible symbol of its ancient greatness. The narrow cobbled streets and charming medieval alleys lead visitors to discover fascinating historical palaces, richly decorated churches, and characteristic cafes that emit an atmosphere of bygone eras.

Among Pescia’s architectural gems stands out the Renaissance church of San Francesco, with its decorated facade and interior frescoes that narrate stories of faith and devotion. Art and history lovers will enjoy exploring the Museo della Carta, which illustrates the ancient art of paper production and its importance in local history.

Finally, Pescia is also renowned for its vibrant culinary scene, with restaurants offering gastronomic delicacies of traditional Tuscan cuisine, prepared with fresh and genuine local ingredients.