When talking about Pisa, the most famous image of the city is without any doubt the Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles): this unique architectonical complex is dominated by four great religious edifices: the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Duomo (Cathedral), the Baptistry and the Campo Santo (Monumental Cemetery).
The Versilia, favoured by European high society from the late 18th century onwards, is famous for its long sandy beaches and unique coastal dunes. The area can satisfy all your needs, from total relaxation to entertainment and nightlife.
Lucca is famous for its over 4 km long historical walls encircling the old town which became a green pedestrian promenade once they lost their military importance.
The city of Carrara has a worldwide reputation for its marble quarries. Unique in the world, nestled in the heart of the mountains, the spectacular white marble quarries are like a lunar vision to the eyes of the visitors.
If you are romantics as Byron and Shelley used to be, Lerici is the place you were looking for. Located opposite Porto Venere in the magical Golfo dei Poeti, Lerici and its antique castel always transmit overwhelming emotions to the visitors passing by the fishing pier.
Pietrasanta is a marvellous city in Versilia that has long enjoyed the patronage of artists. Thanks to its magnificent territory composed of sea, hills, mountains, culture and entertainment, it is a renown holiday resort, ideal for every kind of stay no matter which season of the year.
