Mountains & Caves
Absolutely stunning is the North of Tuscany, where sea and mountains meet and stay close, offering unique landscapes and colorful scenery that, even when you were born and raised there, continue to amaze you and make you want to shout their beauty to the world.
In the heart of the Tuscan countryside, among peaks, gorges, and underground wonders
Northern Tuscany surprises with its variety of landscapes: majestic mountains, deep valleys, and fascinating caves tell millions of years of natural history. Perfect for hikers, nature lovers, and the curious, this region offers authentic experiences among the Apennines, the Apuan Alps, and Garfagnana.
The Apuan Alps
Mountains of marble and mystery, with peaks overlooking the sea and breathtaking views.
Ideal for hiking, trekking, climbing, and nature photography.
The Wind Caves (Garfagnana)
A spectacular underground journey among stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal-clear ponds.
Easily accessible, with guided tours of varying lengths, they are one of the most beautiful and visited caves in Italy.
Trekking and landscapes
From the peaks of the Apennines to the valleys of Lunigiana, every trail is a sensory experience: scents, silences, and horizons that stay in the heart.
The Corchia Cave (Upper Versilia)
With 53 km of tunnels and shafts, it is the largest karst cave in Italy, also known as the “Empty Mountain.” A site that offers much more than a visit to the depths of the earth, providing a multitude of activities.
