Local Area - The Versilia Coast

The Versilia Coast

Discover the elegant charm of Forte dei Marmi, home to Villa Romano, and the artistic heritage of Pietrasanta, where Casa Romano is located

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The Versilia coast is a stunning stretch of Tuscany's northwestern shoreline, renowned for its pristine beaches, elegant atmosphere, and charming towns. From Forte dei Marmi's sophisticated beach clubs to Pietrasanta's artistic heritage, this area offers the perfect blend of seaside relaxation, cultural exploration, and authentic Italian lifestyle.

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Pristine Beaches

Miles of golden sand beaches with crystal-clear waters, elegant beach clubs (stabilimenti), and a vibrant summer atmosphere that has attracted the international jet set for decades.

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Art & Culture

Pietrasanta, the "Little Athens" of Italy, is home to world-renowned sculptors and artists, with galleries, workshops, and marble studios dotting the historic town center.

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Dining & Lifestyle

Exceptional restaurants, trendy beach clubs, designer boutiques, and vibrant markets create a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere unique to the Versilia coast.

Our Properties' Locations

Forte dei Marmi

📍 Home to Villa Romano

This elegant seaside resort is synonymous with luxury and sophistication. Known for its pristine beaches, exclusive beach clubs (stabilimenti), high-end shopping, and refined dining scene. Forte dei Marmi has been a favorite destination of the international jet set for decades.

Exclusive beach clubs
Luxury shopping boutiques
Gourmet restaurants
Cycling along the seafront
Evening passeggiata

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Pietrasanta

📍 Home to Casa Romano

Known as "Little Athens," this charming medieval town is the artistic heart of Versilia. Famous for its marble workshops, contemporary art galleries, and beautiful piazzas. Pietrasanta attracts world-renowned sculptors and artists who come to work with the famous Carrara marble.

Art galleries & sculpture workshops
Historic center & cathedral
Wednesday morning market
Marble studios & foundries
Traditional trattorias

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Marina di Pietrasanta

Just a short walk from Pietrasanta's historic center, Marina di Pietrasanta offers a more relaxed seaside experience with beautiful beaches, local seafood restaurants, and a charming fishing village atmosphere.

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Easy Access

A pleasant 10-minute walk from Pietrasanta town center, or a quick 5-minute drive. Perfect for combining cultural exploration with seaside relaxation.

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Local Dining

Authentic seafood restaurants serving the day's fresh catch, traditional trattorias, and charming beachside cafés perfect for sunset aperitivi.

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Beach Life

More relaxed than Forte dei Marmi's exclusive beach clubs, with both free public beaches and family-friendly beach establishments offering excellent facilities.

Practical Information

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Getting There

Pisa International Airport (PSA) - 30 min
Florence Airport (FLR) - 1hr 15min

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Public Transport

Regular train connections
Local bus services
Taxi services available

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Best Time to Visit

May to September
Peak season: July-August
Mild winters for off-season visits

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Language

Italian (official)
English widely spoken
German and French common

More to Explore

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Viareggio (10 min)

Art Nouveau architecture, seafront promenade, and the spectacular Carnival of Viareggio

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Lucca (30 min)

Renaissance city with intact 16th-century walls and the unique Guinigi Tower

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Seravezza (15 min)

Historic mountain town at the foot of the Apuan Alps with the beautiful Medici Palace

Experience Forte dei Marmi & Pietrasanta

Choose between the luxury of Villa Romano in Forte dei Marmi or the artistic charm of Casa Romano in Pietrasanta

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