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Luni Holidays are delighted to welcome you to a wide range of personally recommended accommodation options in Tuscany; from a hill-perched villa with stunning views to the rustic tranquillity of a farmhouse or a delightfully decorated apartment within walking distance of local shops and restaurants.

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We have rented 30 or 50 holiday lets over the years including a few in Tuscany and this one is the best. View, facilities and comfy bed. Nice to add Il Borghetto to our local list (Great steak ) and nice to see our faves such as Da Remo ( Monzone) and Antic Molino ( Castelnuovo) still great. Will return.
Malcolm and Janet ( France ) June 2017

We have enjoyed our fourth visit to La Chicca. As ever a beautiful place to relax. Good local shops and restaurants -try the round salami from the grocer/ vegetable shop). Good to see the railway being modernised; helpful staff in the station cafe for train connections. Welcoming neighbours.
Paul and Jan ( Coventry ) September 2015

Our second visit to this area and it continues to astound us. We loved La Chicca and the little village, both perfectly situated for getting around. One can be as active or relaxed as one chooses.
We did both Firenze and the Cinque Terre by train ( no trouble with the timetable.) We also loved sitting on the verandah with a glass of wine in hand , admiring the view and watching the world go by. We look forward to our third visit to Lunigiana.
Alison and Malcolm Bowen ( Basingstoke UK ) August 2012

Welcome To Tuscany

Lunigiana is a small area of northern Tuscany; bounded to the north by the Apennine Alps which divide it from Emilia Romagna and Parma; to the west by Liguria, which provides it with its seaside – the Cinque Terre, the Gulf of Poets, Lerici, and Portovenere; to the south and west by the rest of Tuscany, Pisa, Lucca, Florence and Siena.  It is an ancient land which takes its name from the old Roman city of Luni, whose amphitheatre and other ruins are available to visit. Its current charms, apart from its people, are its hills and rivers, ideal for swimming, walking and trekking.

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A foodie jaunt through Lunigiana – Day 1.

with thanks as so often to VisitTuscany.com Lunigiana’s heart is torn between Tuscany and Liguria—literally, it’s spread across the two regions, with its lifeblood the Magra River running through it. Though its visibility spiked after...
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