The Sights of Versilia in Tuscany

Fosse Papiriane was the name of what is nowRoman times as this is an area that the ancient
commonly known as Versilia. This Tuscan area isRomans frequented also, probably due to the same
famous for its fine sandy beaches that coversreasons why modern visitors also find this such an
approximately 20 kilometres and offers the visitors aenchanting place. The sheer mountains and the
lot of choices in accommodations from over 600offerings of mountain climbing and swimming are hard
hotels and 425 bathing establishments.to resist. Going down to the villages, the Tuscan cuisine
The coastline of this area has the wonderfulis served accompanied with an old world charm,
background of the Apuan Alps which includes thesomething which is easily missed and has disappeared
famous towns of Pietrasanta, Forte dei Marmi,from the more modern cities in Italy.
Seravezz, Stazzema, and others. The wonderfulThis area is highly dependent on agriculture and the
beaches are rimmed with the great pine woods andwide forests but it is the marble quarry and works as
boulevards which offer a staggering display ofwell as the tourist industry that keeps this area one of
oleander and palm trees. There are elegant shops, shipthe more successful ones. Anyone who sees the
yards, a flotilla of sail and fishing boats, all sights thatmarble monuments and works of arts from ancient
make the eyes go wide in appreciation and awe. TheRoman times to the more modern artisans are awed
fine golden sands of the beaches show that their coralby the quality of work that are in the offing. It is a great
reefs are in great abundance and health; this is inthing that areas like Versilia in Tuscany still exist, that
contrast to the Alps in the background. There is anthey have held on to their ancient culture and traditions,
irresistible charm in Versilia and that is the reason whyas this is the only way that modern man can
it is such a popular place among celebrities.experience for himself the wonders of ancient times.
The medieval villages and monuments all speak of