
The must-sees
Ideas and itineraries that you can only find in Peccioli

The must-sees
Ideas and itineraries that you can only find in Peccioli
Make your trip an unforgettable experience.
The territory of Peccioli has a lot to show: history, art, landscapes, nature, typical products, tradition and innovation.
Here are the travel tips and itineraries that you can’t miss and that you can only find in Peccioli.
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David Tremlett, Via di Mezzo, 2019, Ghizzano After creating an impressive work at the landfill in Legoli in 2018, David...
Endless Sunset, a work by Patrick Tuttofuoco on a panoramic walkway Created in 2020 in Peccioli, Endless Sunset is a...
Must sees
Emiliano Ponzi “Breath”
Emiliano Ponzi “Breath” A new work by Emiliano Ponzi enriches the MACCA in Peccioli. *Breath*—the new work by Emiliano Ponzi and Dario Spinelli, curated by Cristiano Seganfreddo—is a 10-meter-tall kinetic
“Flying Horses” by Antonio Signorini
Antonio Signorini “Flying Horses” A new international art project, Metamotus, brings the “Flying Horses“—*Arcturus* and *Sun*—to Peccioli; these are two monumental bronze sculptures, each standing nearly 11 meters tall and
Isabella Staino “Mater Mundi”
Isabella Staino “Mater Mundi” Another work has been added to the MACCA collection in Peccioli.Isabella Staino’s work *Mater Mundi* depicts a mother, representing humanity as a whole.The original is located
Passaggio Specchiante by Celo1studio
“Passaggio Specchiante” by Celo1studio Passaggio Specchiante (Mirrored Passage) is a site-specific work conceived for Peccioli at Palazzo Pescatori, an ancient palace in the historic center of Peccioli that owes its
Un Fantastico Altrove by Lorenzo Mattotti
Lorenzo Mattotti “Un Fantastico Altrove” At Palazzo Senza Tempo an exhibition dedicated to the works of Lorenzo MattottiLorenzo Mattotti, born in 1954, began as a cartoonist illustrator but then during
Pier Marco De Santi’s collection
Pier Marco De Santi’s collection Original Walt Disney film posters On the upper floor of the Palazzo Senza Tempo, part of the collection of Prof. Pier Marco De Santi, historian

