Between the white crown of the Apuan Alps and the blue expanse of the sea, here is Marina di Pietrasanta, one of the most appreciated seaside destinations in Tuscany.
Famous and chosen for its beach life, it offers several other ideas, excellent for those looking for ideas on what to do and see on holiday in Versilia.
The towering Apuan Alps offer endless trekking routes. Even the less trained can rent an e-bike to enjoy such a scenario, immersed in nature.
To combine excursions with culture, a visit to the marble quarries is recommended.
Already in Marina di Pietrasanta, you can enjoy a lively nightlife, among art galleries and clothing and accessory shops.
If you’re looking for an even higher level, a stroll in nearby Forte dei Marmi is a must, known for its markets, fashionable nightclubs, and above all, luxury boutiques.
The entire historic center of Pietrasanta is noteworthy, with its medieval streets and the beautiful Cathedral Square, artisan shops, and cafes. One stop worth visiting is undoubtedly the “Pierluigi Gherardi” Sculpture Museum of Sketches, which helps understand Pietrasanta’s international importance in the field of sculpture, so much so that it’s called “Little Athens” for its dense concentration of art workshops, around which artists from all over the world gravitate.
A large park known for its shaded paths, ideal for relaxing walks and, especially in summer, home to the Versiliana Festival, which offers a wide program of theater performances, concerts, and cultural events.
Marina di Pietrasanta is an excellent starting point for exploring other nearby cities in Tuscany, such as Viareggio, Lucca, Pisa, and Florence, easily reachable for a day trip.
Moreover, various private tours are organized from Pietrasanta to the Cinque Terre by cruise, with different options and modes. The best thing is to contact us for advice and more information.