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Click here and download the following travel guidebooks:

• Pietrasanta tourist guide (Italian version) by APT Versilia ©

• Pietrasanta car parking areas (English version) by Comune di Pietrasanta ©

• Touring around Versilia (English version) by APT Versilia ©

• Versilia Tourist Guide (English version) by APT Versilia ©

• Versilia for Family (English version) by APT Versilia ©

• Versilia Nature (English version) by APT Versilia ©

• Versilia Map (Italian version) by APT Versilia ©

• Versilia Bike Trails (English version) by APT Versilia ©

• Viareggio and Torre del Lago Puccini Map (English version) by APT Versilia ©

• Versilia gourmet script by Corrado Benzio

Click here and download the following bus time tables:

• From Pietrasanta to Pisa airport (working days1)

• From Pietrasanta to Pisa airport (working days2)

• From Pietrasanta to Pisa airport (holidays)

• From Pisa airport to Pietrasanta (working days)

• From Pisa airport to Pietrasanta (holidays)

• Lazzi bus company (general timetable for Versilia area)

• VAI bus company (general timetable for Versilia area)

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 Pietrasanta downtown 

Pietrasanta has a lot of historical monuments, such as "Rocca di Sala" (XIV century), San Martino's Cathedral (XIV), Sant'Agostino's church (XIV century), Tower of the Hours (XVI), Rocchetta Arrighina (XIV century), Fonte del Marzocco (XVI century), Column of Liberty (XVI century) and the monument to Leopoldo II (XIX century), as well as many modern-art sites, thanks to a long list of international artists that live or work there, such as Yan Kasuda, Fernando Botero, Michel Folon, Adam, Bloc, Cascella, Cesar, Consagra, Ipousteguy, Igor Mitoraj, Murabito, G. Pomodoro and L. Tommasi. … more….

Camaiore 

 You can reach Camaiore by bus from Pietrasanta. It takes about 20 minutes.

Pieve di San Giovanni a Stefano is the most interesting place to visit in Camaiore.  It dates back to 1278 and it is really astonishing, outside as well as inside: inside, the three nave interior preserves a huge marble Baroque altar; outside, the double-arched bell tower is wonderful, and the small green park outside the church is so silent and nice that it invites you to think about history and the glorious past of the village. … more….

5 Terre 

 You can reach 5 Terre by train from Pietrasanta (stop at La Spezia). It takes about 40 minutes.

5 Terre (or Cinque Terre) is a series of five villages that are connected by train or hiking trail.  5 Terre are located in the “Riviera di Levante”, the Liguria region, on the border with Tuscany. The small villages (from West to Est) are Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, Riomaggiore (see the map). … more….

Coming soon:

Marina di Pietrasanta (5 km from Pietrasanta)

Viareggio (20 km from Pietrasanta)

Serravezza (4 km from Pietrasanta)

Carrara and marble quarries (20 km from Pietrasanta)

Sant’Anna di Stazzema (13 km from Pietrasanta)

Alpi Apuane (Cardoso or  Barga at 15 km from Pietrasanta)

Pisa (40 km from Pietrasanta)

Lucca (35 km from Pietrasanta)

Florence (100 km from Pietrasanta)

Romanic Church of Pieve a Elici (16 km from Pietrasanta)