Many thanks to Lois at Architrave for giving us this opportunity to watch a fascinating film on our Lunigiana. Just click on the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waHjJTsKLFY
Thanks once again to visittuscany.com, particularly as this is right on my patch, although I am more used to doing this walk in reverse, and catching the train back from Equi! 3 hours to get...
Casola in Lunigiana is a small town in Lunigiana which gives its name to a comune or municipality in the province of Massa Carrara, Tuscany. Besides the village of Casola itself, the comune encompasses the...
With thanks, as ever, to https://www.visittuscany.com/ , we bring you this article on the beautiful town of Villafranca. The village of Villafranca in Lunigiana is a perfect model of small-town life in this historic area...
I hope that Bagnone Nel Mondo will not mind me republishing my translation of their article on Lunigiana followed by the original in Italian. They ask us why we are always writing about LUNIGIANA …...
Set in a small village above Casola in Lunigiana, La Pineta will sleep 8 people with ease. It is a delightful detached chalet style house with a wraparound balcony and a wonderful upstairs terrace. Surrounded...
Fishing through the detritus in my jacket pocket the other day, I came across the receipt for my New Year lunch at Da Remo. We must have splashed out a bit as I see that...
Thanks once again to http://visittuscany.com for this snippet on one of Lunigiana’s fascinating castles. A nice tour of the castles in Tuscany is what you need to feel like you’re in a fairy tale and smell the past aura....
In Lunigiana it is the name taken by an enthusiastic group of local people based near Pontremoli who have charged themselves with the pleasant task of promoting their area to the outside world. From their...
