Wayne:
   Sorry that I don't know the directions to the DTC near Pisa, but I
urge you to go to Brunnenburg and see Pound's daughter.
  I know you are going to be in Tuscany, but if you can get up to the
Alto Adige area, you should definitely go to the castle.  Besides a
wonderful agricultural museum, there is a Pound "museum" room which is
open to the public.
    From Milano (or from Florence), take the train to Bolzano and then
the local train (which only takes a few minutes) to Merano.  When you
get off the train, go to the taxi stand out front and ask the driver to
take you to Brunnenburg.  They have a set price for going up the
mountain to the castle.  The view is spectacular, and Mary de Rachewiltz
is a most charming person.  There will be American students studying
there and staying in the "croft."  (The castle is closed on Tuesdays.)
    Have a great trip.
    -Grace Davis
Wayne Windom wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> I see from the list archives that this question has
> been posed before. But I didn't see any replies, and
> as it's been a few years, I'll try again.
>
> I'll be traveling through Tuscany next month, and I'd
> like to visit the area of the DTC where Pound wrote
> the Pisan Cantos.  Can anyone give me directions, or
> point out any other sites of Poundian interest in the
> area?
>
> My route will be from Florence to Pisa.  I don't have
> more exact details, but I should have plenty of time
> to wander about.
>
> Thanks,
> Wayne Windom
>
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