When most travelers plan their Italian adventure, the big names steal the spotlight: Florence, Rome, Venice, and Cinque Terre. But just beyond the tourist trail lies a place that’s carved — quite literally — from history and nature: Carrara. You’ve probably heard of Carrara marble — the brilliant white stone used in Michelangelo’s David, the […]
Is Carrara Worth Visiting? A Hidden Gem in Tuscany You Shouldn’t Miss Read Post »
If you’re exploring Pisa or Cinque Terre, carve out time for one of Tuscany’s best-kept secrets: Carrara. World-famous for its pristine white marble, this small Tuscan city offers a mix of majestic mountains, quiet streets, quirky sculptures, and centuries of history — all within a stone’s throw of the coast. Whether you’re an art lover,
Day Trip to Carrara: Where Tuscany’s Mountains Turn to Marble 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 »