Those wishing to visit the majestic nature park of the Apuan Alps will have to cross through the stunning area of Lunigiana and the town of Casola to get there. This rich diverse landscape is situated high up in the hills where the River Aulella and River Tassanaro rise up from the earth to begin their journey down this mountainous region of Tuscany.
Visitors wishing to explore this glorious area and the town of Casola for a few days have a lovely range of villa rentals in Fivizzano, a nearby town. This is the perfect spot to base a thrilling exploration of this enchanting part of Tuscany!
There are some remains of what was once a beautiful 15th century castle in Casola in Lunigiana. Today, only a few towers and outer walls remain but it still makes for a nice photograph. Visit the interesting museum in Casola’s Palazzo Pretorio where there is a rich and detailed account of the history of the Lunigiana area that dates as far back as Palaeolithic times. Also on display are some fascinating artefacts that were discovered by archaeologists over the years.
Visitors wishing to explore this glorious area and the town of Casola for a few days have a lovely range of villa rentals in Fivizzano, a nearby town. This is the perfect spot to base a thrilling exploration of this enchanting part of Tuscany!
There are some remains of what was once a beautiful 15th century castle in Casola in Lunigiana. Today, only a few towers and outer walls remain but it still makes for a nice photograph. Visit the interesting museum in Casola’s Palazzo Pretorio where there is a rich and detailed account of the history of the Lunigiana area that dates as far back as Palaeolithic times. Also on display are some fascinating artefacts that were discovered by archaeologists over the years.
The old and beautiful town of Casola is home to many medieval and Renaissance style shops that sell exquisite ornaments and souvenirs to take home and cherish in memory of your visit here! There are also plenty of tasty eateries here that serve some of the finest produce of the region. Try Casola’s famous ‘La Marocca di Casola’, bread made with chestnut flour that’s often eaten with cheeses and a famous Slow Food product, Colonnata lard.
Visit the nearby towns and villages of Castiglioncello, Regnano, Ugliancaldo and the ancient spa village of Equi Terme to broaden your fantastic tourist experience of the area. There’s so much to do and see here, you’d need at least a few days to explore it all!
Visit the nearby towns and villages of Castiglioncello, Regnano, Ugliancaldo and the ancient spa village of Equi Terme to broaden your fantastic tourist experience of the area. There’s so much to do and see here, you’d need at least a few days to explore it all!
Explore the fascinating caves and rock formations in the Equi Cultural Park, less than a twenty minute drive from Casola in Lunigiana. Or embark on an exciting mountain trek in the Apuan Alps!
Why not stroll around the picturesque town of Casola in the evening after the day’s exciting activities and visit the beautiful interior of Santa Felicita church where there are several pretty frescoes and paintings to admire.
Afterwards why not have a photograph taken beside the well preserved ancient tower that still stands tall in the town centre before heading to one of several delicious eateries for a lovely meal and nice bottle of wine.
The town of Casola in Lunigiana is certainly worth a visit on your next vacation to Tuscany!
Why not stroll around the picturesque town of Casola in the evening after the day’s exciting activities and visit the beautiful interior of Santa Felicita church where there are several pretty frescoes and paintings to admire.
Afterwards why not have a photograph taken beside the well preserved ancient tower that still stands tall in the town centre before heading to one of several delicious eateries for a lovely meal and nice bottle of wine.
The town of Casola in Lunigiana is certainly worth a visit on your next vacation to Tuscany!
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picture 3: Dapa19 / CC BY-SA 3.0
picture 1: Dapa19 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 3: Dapa19 / CC BY-SA 3.0
