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Forte dei marmi, Tuscany
Situated on the western shores of the province of Lucca, the ancient coastal town of Forte dei Marmi is one of the most desirable destinations in Tuscany for those after sun, sea, sand and relaxation.
The town has been popular with tourists for decades, with dozens of hotels, restaurants and cafes designed exclusively for holidaymakers. You'll find an incredible selection of accommodation, with quality hotels and guest houses available to meet every budget.
You'll have plenty of choice when you visit when you visit Forte dei Marmi, with 5-star luxury resorts alongside more affordable accommodation if you're travelling on a shoestring.
An ideal destination for those looking to kick back and relax, this coastal town enjoys some of the best stretches of coastline in the region, with beautiful beaches and clear seas for those looking to unwind and relax in the sunshine.
Once evening rolls around, the old town itself offers plenty to keep visitors occupied, with historic cafes and restaurants at every turn, all serving up delicious dishes and local specialties you won't find anywhere else. Staying for a while? Be sure to get out and explore what else the province has to offer, including ancient castles and cathedrals, historic Roman architecture and the medieval city of Lucca. You'll also want to spend some time exploring the coast.
Take a stroll and soak in the views on foot, or take to the water with a private charter and journey across the pristine wasters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
written by Redazione Visit Italy - Last update: 14/11/2021