Lunigiana

Lunigiana is the region to the extreme north of the Tuscany, situated between Liguria and Emilia Romagna along the course of the river Magra and its affluents, but historically its borders are much wider. Characterized from sweet hills, immense green meadows and high mountains, it is encircled from the Appennines and the Alps Apuane. Lunigiana is a small homogenous region that offers a mild climate and a sweet atmosphere, perfect for resting and holidays. The millenial story of its history are visible, from the mysterious “statue stele” to the roman ruins, from old churches and medieval castles to the baroque palaces. Characterized by sweet hills, green meadows and crystalline torrents, Lunigiana offer a great variety of tastes, with typical plates like the “testaroli” or the “torta d’erbi”, and valuable wines. Try them during the many festivals you can find, above all in the summertime

The Lunigiana Castles are situated on the prosperous area corresponding to the former colony of Luni, which was founded by the Romans in 177 BC just in the heart of the valley of the river Magra. The famous castles are one example of the millenial history of this land, the most important are: Castello del Pignaro, Castello della Verrucola, Castello della villa di Tresana, Castello di Aghinolfi, Castello di Bastia, Castello di Castiglione del Terziere, Castello di Comano, Castello di Gragnola, Castello di Malgrate, Castello di Monti, Castello di Podenzana, Castello di Tresana, Castello di Treschietto, Castello di Virgoletta, Castelli Malaspina di Carrara, Malaspina di Massa, Malaspina di Castevoli, Malaspina di Fosdinovo , Malaspina di Lusuolo , Fortezza della Brunella.

Lunigiana

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