Buti

Buti is a village nestled on the slopes of Monte Pisano, in the province of Pisa, Tuscany. This wooded hillside territory, on the border between the provinces of Pisa and Lucca, offers a typical rural Tuscan countryside setting, well suited to walking and hiking. The town is historically known for chestnut cultivation, which long served as an important resource for the local economy, as well as for olive oil production, grown on the surrounding terraces. Buti also has a craft tradition linked to straw weaving, an activity that has shaped the village's history. The old town retains architecture typical of Tuscan hill towns, with narrow lanes and stone houses. The surrounding area, between Pisa and Lucca, makes it easy to explore these two cities, both rich in historical and cultural heritage. The Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters, makes the area enjoyable to explore year-round, particularly along the hiking trails of Monte Pisano, which offer views over the surrounding plain.