Lunigiana and the Valley of the River Magra appear to the traveller as a big amphitheatre that in spring and summer is richly ornamented in green whilst in autumn is adorned with the many colours of its' immense woods.
In Lunigiana mother nature presents herself in unexpected and surprising varieties of landscape, high prairies with blackcurrant moors and pastures where the esteemed Zeri sheep lives; hills with the olive-groves, vineyards and a trail of villages dominated by the strict outlines of one hundred and more castles.
This is an ancient land covered by the great ancient routes which bring visitors to cross a country landscape and to arrive in one of the most beautiful coastlines of Italy.
A trip in Lunigiana will bring you to breathtaking natural scenaries, historical landscapes, and above all to the pleasures of the cuisine of this land.