Things to do in Forte dei Marmi

This glamorous stretch of sand draws Italy's elite with its pristine shores and mountain backdrop. Reserve a private beach club for the full experience with loungers, umbrellas, and seaside dining.

This 18th-century fortress, once a defence against pirates, now houses the Museum of Satire and Caricature. Explore its distinctive architecture and engaging exhibitions showcasing satirical art from various periods.

This historic pier once transported marble but now invites visitors to stroll along the Tyrrhenian Sea. Catch a breathtaking sunset with views stretching from the Ligurian coast to the majestic Apuan Alps.

Built in the 1920s, the Church of San Francesco features exquisite local marble from the Apuan Alps. Visitors can admire Arturo Dazzi's sculpture of Saint Francis and the wolf in the plaza outside.

This historic Tuscan villa serves as Forte dei Marmi's cultural epicentre, hosting art exhibitions and performances. Summer evenings feature the renowned Villa Bertelli Live music festival with celebrated artists.

Step into Ugo Guidi's former home, where over 500 sculptures and drawings reveal his artistic evolution. Visitors can see his original tools while exploring his journey from classical marble to abstract forms.