Lunigiana is a historical Italian region, divided between Liguria and Tuscany. Its name derives from the ancient Roman city of Luni, located at the mouth of the Magra River.
Lunigiana is a territory rich in history, culture and nature, where you can admire castles, villages, churches, waterfalls and streams. Lunigiana is also famous for its typical cuisine, based on simple and genuine ingredients, such as testaroli, panigacci, torta d’erbi and DOP honey
Lunigiana is an ideal destination for those who enjoy active tourism, with opportunities for hiking, river trekking, e-biking and more
The Lunigiana offers activities for every desire, natural places to discover through paths, both on foot and by bicycle, ancient villages that tell stories of ancient peoples, musei that exhibit arecheological finds and works such as inthe Castle of Piagnaro or in the Fortress of Brunella, and winds and festivals that tell the popular traditions and offer culinary specialties and typical products to satisfy every palate.
Major towns in Lunigiana: Pontremoli, Villafranca, Bagnone, Filetto, Aulla, Equi Terme, Lusuolo, Malgrate, Fivizzano, Fosdinovo, Caprigliola
