Best places: Tourist attractions in Collesalvetti, Italy

Grand marble-striped cathedral known for its ornate Romanesque bronze doors & carved 1300s pulpit.

Historic walls built to protect the city, now used as foot & bicycle paths with expansive vistas.

Glamorous restored villa on the site of an ancient fortress, with noteworthy architecture & gardens.

👍👍 Unbeleavebly beautiful ancient oak tree of at least 600 years. It is known as the tree where Pinocchio was hanged in the omonimous book and also as the tree of witches for the anomalous way it's branches develop horizontally rather then vertically. The disrispect and aboundance of "tourism" in the...

Elaborately adorned 14th-century tower (56 meters at its tallest point) with a world-famous lean.

Grassy expanse that's home to the landmark leaning tower and grand marble-striped Pisa Cathedral.

Steep, pedestrian-only bridge across Serchio river, dating from 1100 AD & used by medieval pilgrims.

Grotto in the Apuane Alps Nature Reserve with stalagmites & small lakes encrusted with crystal.

1300s religious complex maintained by monks & featuring a revered Madonna image & scenic views.

Massive cave system in the Apuan Alps with densely clustered stalactites & dramatic lava formations.

Sleek, modern museum displaying the remains of ancient Roman ships & shards of Etruscan pottery.

Romanesque Catholic church on an ancient site, with portraits of popes up to the 15th century.

Oval plaza on site of Roman amphitheater, ringed by medieval houses, now home to cafes & a market.

Elegant waterfront terrace with a gazebo & benches offering panoramic sea & sunset views.

👍👍 I entered at 6:430am.. as a pilgrim on the Francigena way... The sisters were singing la morning laude... very nice Pilgrim's morning start... of the day...worth going for a prayer in the sainta Gemma's presence.. . I talked to the priest and had my Pilgrim's credential stamped to remember this hol...

11th-century place of worship with a square bell tower, carved medieval crucifix & treasury museum.

Renaissance square with a statue of Cosimo I de Medici, the first Grand Duke of Tuscany.

Brick tower from 14th century; climb 230 steps to its oak-topped summit for mountain & city views.

👍👍 Wonderful romantic place in a great nature area

This 14th-century Carthusian monastery now houses a monastic library & a natural history museum.