Among Renaissance walls, artistic villages, and secret gardens

Northern Tuscany is a mosaic of historic cities, charming villages, and noble gardens that tell centuries of art and beauty. Every place preserves a unique balance between history, culture, and landscape, typical of the Tuscan spirit.

Lucca, the city of a hundred churches... (although there are many in every Tuscan village…)
Surrounded by imposing Renaissance walls, Lucca captivates with its elegant streets, medieval towers, and harmonious squares like Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, San Michele, and small courtyards waiting to be discovered.
A place where art, music, and everyday life meet in perfect harmony.

Pietrasanta, the “Little Athens”
In the heart of Versilia, Pietrasanta is a center of international art and sculpture, where marble meets contemporary creativity.
Its galleries, workshops, and artistic cafés make it a must-visit for those who love living art.

Barga, the village among the clouds
At the gateway to Garfagnana, Barga offers breathtaking views and a historic center of rare beauty.
Its stone streets and the Cathedral of San Cristoforo tell the story of an authentic and welcoming Tuscany.

Historic villas and gardens
Around Lucca, you can find splendid Renaissance villas such as Villa Reale di Marlia, Villa Torrigiani, and Villa Mansi, with parks and gardens that combine architecture and nature in perfect harmony.

The Art of Living
Among museums, music, gardens, and elegant corners, northern Tuscany invites you to discover its slow, refined, and authentic art of living.