SpasVersilia.
Main subject of the offer: the bathing tourism. Versilia develops on over 20 km of uninterrupted strand with more than 400 bathing establishments. There are also some kilometers of free strand, which are managed by the municipal administrations. The climate is mild, also thanks to the Alpi Apuane. There are on the average 270 sunny days per year and temperatures of 24,5° in summer and 9,4° in winter. The coast is divided into four neighbouring areas: Viareggio and Torre del Lago-Puccini, Lido di Camaiore, Marina di Pietrasanta, Forte dei Marmi. Viareggio, with about 60.000 inhabitants has a tourist tradition that goes back to the end of the 19th century as witnessed by many examples of liberty architecture, that are mainly gathered along the sea promenade, which is also an elegant commercial center very crowded both in winter and summer. Viareggio also has two pine-forests, tourist port, congress center and additional equipment. Lido di Camaiore and Marina di Pietrasanta are more characterized as typical bathing resorts. Then Forte dei Marmi distinguishes itself thanks to its gentlemanly atmosphere, its not very big receptive structures, which are however endowed with every comfort and usually built in former private villas surrounded by pine-forests and gardens. The place also boasts of a tradition as intellectual center, which was attended by artists of each nationality both in the past and today. All over the year the Versilia Coast offers important manifestations, like: Viareggio Carnival, Puccini Opera Season in Torre del Lago, cultural manifestations at the Versiliana of Marina di Pietrasanta, the Politic Satire Award in Forte dei Marmi. Among the internal places, we remind of; Camaiore with many historical and artistic remains, Pietrasanta, historical chief town of Versilia and important place for the marble artistic processing, Seravezza and Stazzema at the slope of the Alpi Apuane, Massarosa, whose origins go back to the III century B.C. in whose territory there is Massaciuccoli with ruins of Roman thermae of the II century and most of the homonymous lake that falls within the Natural Park of Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli.