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Liguria and Tuscany: between sea and mountains

Begin your journey to discover Liguria and Tuscany, two regions that offer an incredible variety of landscapes and cultures.

Authentic gems await you: from historic villages to natural wonders, from the Gulf of La Spezia, via the Gulf of Poets and the Cinque Terre, to the Lunigiana hinterland, the beaches of Versilia, and the Apuan Alps.

An interregional territory rich in history and beauty, where sea and mountains merge into an unforgettable embrace.

Historic Villages

A plunge into the past, among picturesque alleys and the atmosphere of yesteryear.

The historic villages of Liguria and Tuscany tell stories thousands of years old through the architecture of their palaces, the magic of their castles and the authenticity of their traditions.

Tellaro, with its colorful houses overlooking the sea; Sarzana, with its medieval old town.

TELLARO

One of the most beautiful villages in Italy, with its colorful houses that seem to dive into the sea. A magical place, where time seems to stand still.

SARZANA

City of art with a rich historical heritage, including medieval fortresses and stately palaces. A crossroads of cultures and traditions.

Lunigiana

Lunigiana, a borderland between Liguria and Tuscany, is an area rich in history, nature and authentic traditions. Here, historic villages such as Pontremoli, gateway to the region, tell millennia-old stories, while castles such as Fosdinovo evoke a past of lordships and battles.

An area where unspoiled nature invites hiking and outdoor activities, among ancient trails and picturesque landscapes, and traditional cuisine offers unforgettable flavors, with typical products and recipes handed down from generation to generation.

Lunigiana is a journey through history, nature and traditions, an immersion in a unique and welcoming atmosphere.

ENHANCEMENT OF VILLAGES AND CASTLES

The historic villages, such as Pontremoli and Fosdinovo, and the castles of Lunigiana, such as Fosdinovo Castle, offer an immersion in the past and are must-see stops for those visiting the region.

PROMOTION OF THE VIA FRANCIGENA

As Lunigiana is crossed by the Via Francigena, the region offers numerous opportunities for excursions and activities related to this ancient pilgrimage route.

NATURE HIKES

Lunigiana is ideal for hiking and outdoor activities, allowing visitors to discover unique trails, valleys and natural landscapes.

LOCAL PRODUCTS AND TRADITIONS

Experiences related to the discovery of local products and traditions, such as tastings of wines, cheeses and other food and wine products, are an authentic way to learn about Lunigiana.

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Natural beauties

A mosaic of natural wonders, where the blue of the sea blends with the green of the hinterland. The province of La Spezia, with its Cinque Terre, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the picturesque Gulf of Poets, offers landscapes unique in the world.

FIVE LANDS

A World Heritage Site, with its colorful villages perched on cliffs, terraced vineyards and paths winding between sea and mountains. A travel experience that enchants and regenerates.

GULF OF POETS

A place that has inspired poets and artists of all ages, with its hidden coves, picturesque villages such as Lerici and Portovenere, and the islands of Palmaria, Tino, and Tinetto. A corner of paradise where nature and history come together in an unforgettable embrace.

LA SPEZIA AND PROVINCE

In addition to the famous Cinque Terre and the Gulf of Poets, the province of La Spezia offers a wide variety of landscapes and activities. From rugged coastlines to inland valleys, medieval villages to nature parks, this land is an invitation to tailor-made experiences. From rugged coastlines to inland valleys, medieval villages to nature parks, this land is an invitation to tailor-made experiences.

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Versilia, Massa and Carrara

A crossroads of art, culture and entertainment.

Versilia, with its golden beaches and vibrant nightlife, is the ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and social life.

Massa, a treasure chest of historical and cultural treasures, is the gateway to the majestic Apuan Alps.

Finally, Carrara enchants with its thousand-year history related to marble, an artistic and industrial heritage that has shaped the face of the city.

VERSILIA

A coastline of rare beauty, where fine sandy beaches alternate with trendy clubs and exclusive boutiques. Forte dei Marmi, Viareggio and Pietrasanta offer the perfect mix of relaxation, entertainment and culture, with events, exhibitions and a vibrant nightlife.

MASS

A city of art with discreet charm, with a historic center full of noble palaces, ancient churches and museums. Its strategic location at the foot of the Apuan Alps makes it an ideal starting point for hiking and outdoor activities.

CARRARA

Famous throughout the world for its fine marble, an artistic and industrial heritage that has left an indelible mark on the history of art. Visits to quarries, sculpture workshops and museums dedicated to marble offer a unique and unforgettable experience.

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La Spezia

La Spezia is an ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding area, from the Cinque Terre to the Gulf of Poets, as well as the Apuan Alps and the Val di Vara.

Its historic center features a rich heritage of churches, museums, and historic buildings, while the waterfront and the harbor reflect the city’s strong maritime tradition.

Its location between sea and hills allows for close contact with nature, with scenic trails and hidden coves. Cultural events, local cuisine, and beautiful landscapes make La Spezia not just a place to visit, but a place to experience, where history, culture, and nature come together.

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Val di Vara

The Val di Vara, the green heart of Liguria, is an authentic land where nature, history, and traditions coexist in perfect harmony. This valley, crossed by the Vara River, is known for its landscapes and for being one of the most sustainable areas in Italy.

In Val di Vara, outdoor enthusiasts will find a true paradise: a network of trails connects villages, ridges, and valleys, making this land perfect for trekking, hiking, and walks in nature.

For those who love walking or cycling, the trails of Val di Vara are ideal for excursions surrounded by nature: from easy routes along the river to more challenging ones that climb up the ridges, each itinerary offers beautiful views and direct contact with the greenery of the woods and hills.

In addition to the trails, you can discover towns such as Varese Ligure, famous for its “round village” and its focus on sustainability; Brugnato, with its medieval charm; Maissana, Pignone, Riccò del Golfo, Bolano, and other villages like Borghetto di Vara, Calice al Cornoviglio, and Sesta Godano, which preserve rustic architecture, narrow streets, churches, and castles—perfect spots to stop and rest between one walk and another

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