Certosa di Calci

  Certosa di Calci sits just south of Pisa, nestled in the picturesque hills of the Calci Valley. Founded in 1366 as a Carthusian monastery, this historical site features elegant architecture that showcases the influence of the late Gothic style. Primarily functioning as a museum today, it preserves art and artifacts that highlight the rich history of monastic life. Visitors can explore the lush garden, which is home to a variety of flora, or admire the impressive frescoes adorning the interior during the open hours from March to November. As you wander through the serene cloisters and chapels, you can truly appreciate the fusion of nature and history at this remarkable site.