What to see around Luni

The castle on the sea, the little harbour and the seafront walk to San Terenzo. In summer the centre is a limited traffic zone.

A village of colourful houses clinging to the rocks, one of the most beautiful in Italy.

The village on the headland overlooking the gulf and the mouth of the Magra river. Lovely at sunset.

Where the river meets the sea, among boats and seafood restaurants.

The church of San Pietro on the rocks and the tower houses on the harbour. Visit on foot: leave the car at the entrance car park.

The Roman town that gave its name to Lunigiana: amphitheatre, forum and archaeological museum, a few minutes from the villa.

The historic centre with the Firmafede fortress, artisan shops and summer evenings in the square.

The white mountains that gave Michelangelo his marble, with guided tours of the quarries.

Thermal baths and caves in the Lunigiana valley, at the foot of the Apuan Alps.

Natural pools of clear water along the Renara stream above Massa, reached by short paths among rocks.

Pools of the Serra river in Seravezza, with crystal-clear water and natural rock slides.

Historic centre, in the morning.

Viale Roma, in the morning.

Piazza Marconi, 8 am to 1.30 pm. From Easter to the end of October also on Sundays.

Via Landinelli, from morning to early afternoon.

Piazza Cavour, fruit, vegetables and fish from 6 am to 2 pm, except Sundays.