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    Piazza Gambacorti

    Posted by fidge 10 June 2012

    Square on south side of Arno river off Corsa Italia.
    A square surrounded by bars and restaurants, with locals sitting around and kids playing football.
    Nice place to relax, in complete contrast to the more tourist orientated area around the Campo dei Miracoli.

    Square on south side of Arno river off Corsa Italia.
    Google map: bit.ly/LTXy5o

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    Dabbe pizzeria

    Posted by fidge 9 June 2012

    Absolute superb find. This pizzeria located in what looks like a German beerhall serves great pizzas for extremely reasonable prices.
    Two large pizzas cost about €7 each and one litre of house white cost about €6!
    Was family friendly as well.

    www.pizzeriadabbe.com/
    Via San Bernardo 26, Pisa (PI)
    +39(0)50 500 872
    Google map: bit.ly/Mn9DC2

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    La Lucertola, Pisa

    Posted by KerenB 9 November 2008

    We visited La Lucertola during the 2008 Witsun break, in search of a chill-out break in the tranquillity of the Tuscan countryside, but having three grumpy teenagers in tow, it was also important to be close enough to places of interest to keep them amused. What greeted us was an unexpected delight.

    Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, high up on a mountainside amidst an ancient olive grove and with stunning views of the surrounding countryside as far as Pisa and the coast beyond, the two self-contained farmhouses at La Lucertola are perfect – large, comfortable and extremely well-equipped. The setting is exquisite and as a bonus, there is the lovingly nurtured organic garden - the produce is available to pick and use, free of charge, by the guests! This proved a particular favourite with our children, who loved going out to pick the salad and herbs for our meals and we returned home with all good intentions of recreating our own Tuscan vegetable patch!

    Being less than a 30 minute drive from Pisa airport and with highly competitive rates available on Ryanair flights from London Stansted, La Lucertola is ideally located as a base from which to explore the delights of Tuscany (if you actually choose to leave the peace and tranquillity of your Tuscan home that is).

    Living in their own separate farmhouse on site, Luisa and Coz are the perfect hosts and I would like to thank them for allowing us to spend a little time sharing their little piece of Tuscan heaven, where even the rain storms hold a certain charm; it’s very easy to understand why they chose to swap their hectic London life for this! Check out their excellent website for more details.

    www.lucertola.info
    La Lucertola
    Via di Cavina, 14
    Pugnano
    56017 San Giuliano Terme
    Pisa
    Italy
    Tel: 00 39 050 851405

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    La Lucertola

    Posted by ACTionPics 5 November 2008

    A superb pair of farm cottages providing beautiful views of the leaning tower. Easy access to Lucca and Pisa with a good train service to Florence.
    The cottages have every modern facility you need, including a swimming pool.
    The owners live on site and provide a friendly information facility and comprehensive support.
    An absolutely brilliant location.

    www.lucertola.info

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