What is the total area of Tuscany in square kilometers?
Tuscany covers an area of approximately 22,993 square kilometers. Hills make up nearly two-thirds of this landmass while plains account for only 8.4%.
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Tuscany covers an area of approximately 22,993 square kilometers. Hills make up nearly two-thirds of this landmass while plains account for only 8.4%.
The Etruscans created the first major civilization in this region during the Iron Age from the tenth century BCE to the first century BCE. Their society reached its peak during the seventh and sixth centuries B.C. before succumbing to Roman forces.
The Medici family dominated Florence from 1434 onward without formal titles for decades. Cosimo, Piero the Gouty, and Lorenzo were key figures who presided over the Florentine Renaissance.
Eight localities have been designated as World Heritage Sites including the historic Centre of Florence from 1982 and the Cathedral square of Pisa from 1987.
The gross domestic product of the region was 117.5 billion euros in 2018. This figure accounted for 6.7% of Italy's total economic output.