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Nestled between the sea and the Apuan Alps, Versilia is a unique territory made up of seven municipalities that offer the chance to discover noteworthy local tradition and wonderful natural or cultural itineraries. Viareggio—the famed Carnival hot-spot, is more than just a beach-town. The area hosts various trials for cyclists who wish to discover Torre del Lago’s Lake Massaciuccoli. Much-loved by the composer Giacomo Puccini, the town plays host to the world-renowned Puccini Festival. Music lovers won’t want to miss a trip to the master’s home-museum.
Camaiore is another must-see stop where guests can get a feel for Versilia’s traditions. Located on a conca at the foot of the Apuan Alps, this area hosts ample hamlets where foodies can sample typical delicacies like ‘Pepper cake’, mortadella, chestnut-based specialties and top-notch olive oil. The area is full of spiritual gems like Romantic country churches, ancient abbeys and medieval castles—a history lover’s paradise. Seravezza, Massarosa and Stazzema prove ideal destinations for nature lovers. There, you can enjoy the beauties of Massarosa’s LIPU Oasis or have a great hike through the High Versilia area.
Moving seaward, you’ll find Pietrasanta, a quaint town packed with artisan workshops specialized in marble, iron or painting. Full of monumental treasures the center hosts the famed Piazza del Duomo where you can visit San Martino’s Cathedral in addition to the Baptistery, the town’s unusual clock tower or the library which was once an Augustinian convent.
Forte dei Marmi, the area’s most ‘in’ town offers great shopping opportunities for those who want to make the most of the dolce vita. An impeccable luxury spot, filled with aristocratic villas, VIPs world-wide chose this locality year-round for spending their holidays. Packed with chic night-clubs and quality discotheques like the famed ‘Capannina’, the area offers prime entertainment that doesn’t end when the summer season does. Those who are looking for a relaxing weekend trip, won’t want to miss the chance to experience one of the region’s top-notch thermal resorts.
Camaiore is another must-see stop where guests can get a feel for Versilia’s traditions. Located on a conca at the foot of the Apuan Alps, this area hosts ample hamlets where foodies can sample typical delicacies like ‘Pepper cake’, mortadella, chestnut-based specialties and top-notch olive oil. The area is full of spiritual gems like Romantic country churches, ancient abbeys and medieval castles—a history lover’s paradise. Seravezza, Massarosa and Stazzema prove ideal destinations for nature lovers. There, you can enjoy the beauties of Massarosa’s LIPU Oasis or have a great hike through the High Versilia area.
Moving seaward, you’ll find Pietrasanta, a quaint town packed with artisan workshops specialized in marble, iron or painting. Full of monumental treasures the center hosts the famed Piazza del Duomo where you can visit San Martino’s Cathedral in addition to the Baptistery, the town’s unusual clock tower or the library which was once an Augustinian convent.
Forte dei Marmi, the area’s most ‘in’ town offers great shopping opportunities for those who want to make the most of the dolce vita. An impeccable luxury spot, filled with aristocratic villas, VIPs world-wide chose this locality year-round for spending their holidays. Packed with chic night-clubs and quality discotheques like the famed ‘Capannina’, the area offers prime entertainment that doesn’t end when the summer season does. Those who are looking for a relaxing weekend trip, won’t want to miss the chance to experience one of the region’s top-notch thermal resorts.
