Guide tematiche, itinerari lenti e alternative alle mete da overtourism: come muoversi tra le mete nascoste, regione per regione e stagione per stagione.
Volterra is a walled hilltop town of Etruscan origin: where to stay between the compact centre and the Val di Cecina countryside.
Aug 3, 2026
Volterra has a hearty hill-country cuisine built on wild boar and truffle, backed by the produce of the surrounding Val di Cecina.
Aug 3, 2026
Carrara alternates a medieval centre at the foot of the Apuan Alps with the coastal Marina di Carrara: where to stay depending on whether you want art, quarries or the sea.
Aug 3, 2026
Carrara's cuisine takes its name from its most famous hamlet, Colonnata, but goes beyond lardo: here's where to try it between town and quarries.
Aug 3, 2026
Carrara is far more than the city marble passes through: a compact historic centre and the quarries in the Apuan Alps make for a complete two-day itinerary.
Aug 3, 2026
Carrara is served by Carrara-Avenza station on the Tyrrhenian line and by the A12 motorway with a dedicated exit: here's how to get there.
Aug 3, 2026
Viareggio offers a Liberty-style seafront, a historic Darsena and the calm of Torre del Lago Puccini: where to stay depending on the atmosphere you want.
Aug 3, 2026
Viareggio is a fishing town before a holiday resort: its seafood cuisine is found above all around the historic Darsena.
Aug 3, 2026
Viareggio combines the Liberty architecture of its seafront, the historic Darsena and nearby Torre del Lago Puccini: two days between sea and culture.
Aug 3, 2026