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Calcinaia
At the heart of the fertile plain of the Arno Valley Calcinaia Pisa is a lively and busy town, full of industries and handicrafts. The name refers to the traditional craft of pottery and numerous lime kilns in effect until the sixties, when the industrial and commercial vocation took precedence, especially in the village of Fornacette, where you were born and production services.
Last Updated on Saturday, 24 July 2010 18:35
Castelfranco di Sotto
Castelfranco di Sotto, located in the foothills of Cerbaie, is one of the municipalities in the leather district, an area where they produce footwear and leather goods and leather exported all over the world. If you have lost much of its medieval structure, Castelfranco has persisted the urban structure of the Roman period, with two main roads that intersect at right angles to the four doors leading through the Bell Tower, the only remains of medieval times. Other points of interest are reminiscent of the Town Hall, formerly known as the Chancery, the Collegiate Church of SS Peter and Paul (1284) and the Academy of the Sisters of St. Matthew (XVII).