Versilia is a land shaped by art and history, crossed by shady streets amidst secular trees, filled with villages and small ancient cities: Pietrasanta, medieval fortress, centre of art exhibitions; Colonnata, guarding the marble caves of Carrara; Torre Del Lago, Puccini’s native town; Forte Dei Marmi, distinguished within the 50s’ style: fashion Maison’s shops and renowned night clubs such as La Capannina and La Bussola, temples for Italian music. Versilia means a language of golden sand that runs along a majestic and perfumed pine-tree forest, within the scenery of Michelangelo’s white marble - it stands among the oldest European traditions and cuisine, with its typical dishes, made so particular by flourishing farming and richness of the sea and the woods. The cultural life is animated by La Versiliana, Gabriele D’Annunzio’s old villa, now turned in a theatre for opera, concerts and festivals of primary relevance. Versilia is an ideal starting point for trips towards a most enchanted Italy: Firenze, Portofino, Pisa, Lucca, San Giminiano, Maremma, Porto Venere, and many more: all locations reachable within an hour car drive.