Famous for the sea, Versilia has a vast hilly and mountainous territory, with the Altissimo as its highest peak (1589 m). The most important river is the Versilia, which originates from the fusion of the rivers Serra and Vezza. So Versilia does not only mean sea and sand, many seek something more: nature certainly, but also wide open spaces and the authenticity of the hinterland. A land of history and legends, villages and parish churches blessed with a panoramic view of the Tuscan coast with its long golden beaches. Versilia Hills represent the gateway to the Apuan Alps Park, the ascent to the dazzling white of the marble quarries on one side and the wild green valley on the other. A place of great charm. Colours, smells, sounds, flavours snatched from the city contamination. Pure perceptions that are about to be forgotten are instead found intact in the Versilia Hill. Explorations, kilometres of trails, trekking, cycling, but also pure contemplation and absolute rest await you, just a few kilometres from the sea and the nightlife, and with an important culinary tradition capable of satisfying both the most refined palates as well as those who love a simple and genuine cuisine, made of excellent products and raw materials such as the sausages of the Bottega d’Ado, the famous tordelli, the Scopolato cheese of Pedona, the intruglia or also called incavolata and the panserotti with ham and stracchino cheese.