Lunigiana sits at the point where Tuscany, Liguria, and Emilia-Romagna meet — a valley region crossed by the Via Francigena and controlled for centuries by the Malaspina family, whose castles and fortified towers still mark almost every hilltop. The villages here are small, largely unvisited, and well-preserved. These twenty are worth knowing about. Each of […]
20 Villages in Lunigiana, Northern Tuscany Read Post »
Nestled between Liguria and Tuscany, Lunigiana is a historical region of Italy that offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Named after the ancient Roman city of Luni, located near the mouth of the Magra River, Lunigiana is a region that has been shaped by centuries of history. The region is characterized
Unveiling the Hidden Treasures of Lunigiana: A Tuscan Adventure Awaits Read Post »
Lunigiana sits at the northern edge of Tuscany, where the Apennines, the Apuan Alps, and the Ligurian border meet. It is a valley region with its own food culture, a circuit of Malaspina castles, and a landscape that has changed very little in centuries. Accommodation here ranges from a restored medieval convent to a private
Where to Stay in Lunigiana: Il Convento, La Fortezza and Montagna Verde Read Post »
If you’re planning a trip to Pisa, one of the things you’ll need to know is how to safely park your car. There are a few things to keep in mind when parking in Pisa, but if you follow these tips, you should have no trouble finding a safe spot for your car. First, always
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Pontremoli is the main town of Lunigiana — a wooded, medieval valley in northern Tuscany that sits between Emilia-Romagna and Liguria. The forests around the town are rich in truffles, and local hunters have worked this terrain for generations. Our guided truffle hunt takes you into these forests with a licensed tartufaio and his trained
Pontremoli Truffle Hunting: A Guided Experience in Lunigiana, Northern Tuscany Read Post »
The coast of northern Tuscany — from Viareggio up to Marina di Carrara — is one of the most accessible stretches of beach in central Italy. Within 30 kilometres you have fine-sand beaches backed by the white peaks of the Apuan Alps, working fishing towns, and one of the most exclusive seaside resorts in the
Best Beaches North of Pisa: Viareggio, Forte dei Marmi and Marina di Carrara Read Post »