Piazza Guglielmo Marconi

Piazza del Duomo

In Pietrasanta, the international capital of sculpture and artistic processing of marble and bronze, art 'challenges' the pandemic with 'The Square in

UNESCO heritage, sculpture, art, medieval

Spiaggia di Marina di Pietrasanta

The beach of Marina di Pietrasanta stretches along the coast of the area, from Lido di Camaiore to Forte dei Marmi, and is characterized by a long strip of golden sand, mostly occupied by beach establishments. It is suitable for families and offers various services, including parking, restaurants, and pedal boat rentals.

Uncrowded, golden sand, clear water, mountains backdrop

Seacoast of Pietrasanta Marina di Pietrasanta

Marina di Pietrasanta is a resort town on Tuscany's Versilia coast, known for its expansive beaches that stretch five kilometers along the coast. It is connected to the municipality of Pietrasanta, which has a rich history in marble extraction and features many artists' studios and the Bozzetti Museum.

Promenade, cycling, relaxed, golden hour

Parco della Versiliana

The Park Extending between the urban areas of Marina di Pietrasanta and Forte dei Marmi, the Parco La Versiliana, an authentic green lung of the Versilia coastline, has an area of about

Castello Aghinolfi

Medieval hilltop fortress featuring ruins & a castle tower with a terrace offering panoramic views.

Statua di Burlamacco e Ondina

The soul of the Viareggio Carnival is the massive allegorical works made of papier-mâché, a material with which the artists of Viareggio bring extraordinary floats to life. These giants defy the laws of physics with their size and their astonishing movements.