Carrara is internationally known as the world capital of marble. The city is characterized by an artistic and cultural heritage rich in excellence. Since 2017, Carrara is a UNESCO Creative City.

Characterized by its Palazzo Ducale in Piazza Aranci, in the historic center, also known as Palazzo Rosso built by Alberico I Cybo Malaspina and later enlarged by Alberico II.

A real jewel of Renaissance art with its squares, walls, hundred churches, towers that stand out along the streets of the town.

Located between Liguria and Tuscany, Lunigiana is home to some of the most beautiful medieval villages in Italy. The name of this area derives from the ancient Roman city Luni.

Immersed in the Apuan Alps known for its famous lard, a product of Tuscan food and wine excellence, and for the marble quarries.

The top for those who love the sea and want to enjoy a last dip in October. Do not miss Forte dei Marmi and Viareggio, two pearls known all over the world.

A magical place, defined by English poets as the eighth wonder of the world that will conquer you with its colors and picturesque postcard views.

Colorful town where to have a visit to the Castle, a nice walk among the alleys or a stroll in the Shelley park or in the village of Tellaro.