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Pescia : Michelin's recommendations

Founded in the 12C, Pescia nestles at the foothills of the Apennines on the road from Lucca to Pistoia. Nowadays, the town's main claim to fame is its thriving horticultural trade and vast flower market, which attracts wholesalers from all over Europe. It also hosts a Biennial Flower Show with magnificent displays of cut flowers and ornamental plants. Although not as well known for its architecture, the town has nonetheless retained several interesting medieval monuments.

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  • Cathedral

    P.za Duomo I - 51077 Pescia

    This former parish church, built in 857, has been the bishopric since 1726. The bell tower is a massive structure. Despite its early origins, little remains of the cathedral's past following a complete refurbishment in 1693. The west front dates from..

  • Palazzo dei Vicari

    P.za Mazzini 1 I - 51077 Pescia

    Now the home of the town hall, the façade of this 12C palace is decorated with coats of arms. Inside, the council chambers contain the banner of Pescia surmounted by a dolphin, the municipal symbol. On the opposite side of the square stands the Orato..

  • Church of San Antonio Abate

    V. Battisti I - 51077 Pescia

    Not far from the cathedral, this church has a fine 13C wooden carving composed of numerous elements depicting the Deposition. The frescoes in the apse are attributed to Bicci di Lorenzo (1373-1452).

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