The region Versilia is characterized by its two different souls: the modern one (easy to find by Viareggio and Camaiore) and the old historic one, by Pietrasanta. Versilia is a land of strong contrasts, keeping its balance between the white […]
The region Versilia is characterized by its two different souls: the modern one (easy to find by Viareggio and Camaiore) and the old historic one, by Pietrasanta.
Versilia is a land of strong contrasts, keeping its balance between the white marbles of the hinterland, with the famous sculpture schools by Pietrasanta, and the vivid colours of its sea promenades, by Viareggio. The town Forte dei Marmi is an ideal meeting point between these two souls: it still preserves some evidences from the Renaissance, being positively possible that Michelangelo himself founded the town, but in recent times it has been transformed into one of the most renowned seaside resorts of Italy.
Local people are friendly and lively, as in any other harbour town: the harbour of Viareggio, discos and fashionable places all along the coast are the main characteristic of this land.
La Capannina by Forte dei Marmi has been one of the best known Italian discos, a sort of national symbol for Italian entertainment since the 60’s.
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