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Situated atop a hill in the picturesque countryside of Pisa and enveloped by olive groves and vineyards, along the Valdera River, Peccioli stands as a charming Tuscan town. Despite its small size, it abounds in natural beauty and boasts an array of invaluable historical and artistic treasures. This wealth of attractions has earned Peccioli the prestigious Orange Flag, bestowed by the Italian Touring Club upon Italian municipalities with a population of up to 15,000 inhabitants to award the town&#8217;s commitment to providing exceptional hospitality and a superior tourist experience.
Visible from a distance stands the bell tower of the parish church of San Verano. Positioned behind the apse, this architectural gem dates back to 1885 and is attributed to Luigi Bellincioni, a renowned architect from Pontedera. Across from the bell tower, in the central Piazza del Popolo, is the Palazzo Pretorio, a medieval palace that now hosts a museum, holding valuable collections, including Russian icons, lithographs, silk-screen prints, and woodcuts. The Archaeological Museum, created where the cellars of Peccioli Castle once stood, houses Etruscan finds from the Ortaglia Sanctuary and several Roman, Longobard and Medieval remains found at the archaeological site of Santa Mustiola.
The Triangolo Verde (Green Triangle), instead, is a symbol of modern design and dedication to eco-sustainability, demonstrating profound respect for the environment and the surrounding landscape. Initially a landfill, this area has undergone a remarkable transformation into a versatile space, often used for hosting fashion shows, conventions, and various community events. Even more original, not to mention brilliant, is the idea of installing two gigantic and stark white anthropomorphic statues that arise, vigorous and mighty, symbolizing a powerful resurgence from what was discarded.
Another modern structure is certainly the brand-new municipal sports centre consisting of a swimming pool and gym. The design for the lighting project was supervised and developed by Disano, which selected a wide range of products with different models &#8211; Creta, Astro, Echo, Cilindro, Square and Energy &#8211; according to the needs and the installation site.
The characteristic shared by all Disano indoor and outdoor luminaires is their use of high-performance and exceptionally reliable LEDs. These latest-generation light sources enable the luminaires to achieve remarkable technical specifications, including a high colour rendering index, an extended service life, and a stable, comfortable flux without glare or flickering. As a result, they are ideal for safeguarding both human eyesight and environmental protection.
Another distinguishing feature is the considerable savings in terms of both energy and maintenance costs, guaranteed only by the most advanced LED technology adopted by Disano products.
The decision to install Disano luminaires at the Peccioli sports centre has proven immensely beneficial. Both professional and amateur athletes can now train and swim under lighting that offers top-tier illumination while prioritising their visual comfort.

Wavefront di Reggio Calabria

Panattoni Park Bydgoszcz II

Ergo Arena

Municipal sports centre in Peccioli