Marina di Pisa
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Joana Kruse
About this spot
While the bustling tourist hub of Pisa attracts crowds, Marina di Pisa, the harbour of Pisa, offers a tranquil escape. Situated where the Arno River meets the sea, known as "Bocca d'Arno," is home to charming fishing huts, or "Retoni" in Italian. These unique structures are typically small, wooden huts with overhanging roofs, used by fishermen to store their nets, equipment, and catch.
The Retoni stand out as a defining feature of the Bocca d'Arno landscape and have become an iconic symbol of the area.
What makes this spot even more captivating is the breathtaking backdrop of the Alps. The juxtaposition of maritime and alpine scenery creates a truly unique photographic opportunity.
The Retoni stand out as a defining feature of the Bocca d'Arno landscape and have become an iconic symbol of the area.
What makes this spot even more captivating is the breathtaking backdrop of the Alps. The juxtaposition of maritime and alpine scenery creates a truly unique photographic opportunity.
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