Bagnone Holiday Rental Ca' Di Luna located Tuscany, Italy.

Sleeps	6
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	120 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

120 m²

Property Description

Vico 3 km from Bagnone: The house is situated in a medieval town in 1400. Child friendly, rustic terraced house "Ca' di Luna", renovated in 2011. In a secluded, quiet position, 50 m from the edge of the forest, 40 km from the sea, 200 m from the river, in a cul-de-sac. Private: terrace (50 m2), garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: washing machine, heating available only from 15.10. to 15.04.. Linen change (suppl. charge extra). Towel change (suppl. charge extra). 30 m footpath to the house. Grocery 500 m, supermarket 3 km, restaurant 3 km, internet café 3 km. Walking paths from the house, cycle lane 800 m. Nearby attractions: 5 Terre 40 km, Sarzana 30 km, Pontremoli 8 km. Please note: car recommended. Suitable for families.

Interior Description

"Ca' di Luna", 3-room house 120 m2. Renovated, comfortable and cosy furnishings: large living/dining room with TV. Exit to the terrace. Living/sleeping room with 1 french bed (140 cm, length 190 cm). Kitchenette (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave, electric coffee machine). Upper floor: 1 double bedroom. 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. Shower/bidet/WC. Heating (extra). Wooden floors, parquet floors, natural stone floors. Comfortable furnishings in the country house style. Large terrace 50 m2. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Panoramic view of the mountains, the valley and the countryside. Facilities: washing machine. Reserved parking at 30 m. Suitable for families. 1 small pet/ dog allowed.

Location Bagnone, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Pisa (Psa), 103.8 Km

Read More About The Bagnone Area

Charming Towns Of Bagnone And Villafranca In Lunigiana

Stop off in the welcoming town of Villafranca in Lunigiana during your next holiday road trip through Massa Carrara province in Tuscany. This quaint little commune is located along the famous pilgrim route to Rome called Via Francigena. Stay for a few days here in a holiday villa and enjoy the atmosphere of this region.

Villafranca in Lunigiana is in fact a collection of seven little villages called Mocrone, Virgoletta, Merizzo, Irola, Malgrate , Fornoli and Filetto. Fornoli is a restful haven for weary travellers walking along the nearby Via Francigena and also offers splendid views of the Val di Magra in which it’s located.

Malgrate is one of the oldest hamlets in the Lunigiana area and is dominated by an ancient fortress and high tower. If you’re passing through the Villafranca in Lunigiana area on the 5th December then you’d love to witness the magical candlelit procession of townsfolk in the streets to celebrate the eve of St. Nicolas. These candles will then light the specially prepared bonfire outside the town.

A cradle of arts, crafts and culture...Pontremoli town in the province of Massa & Carrara is a perfect spot to visit on your travels to Tuscany!

Home to a majestic Baroque designed cathedral with an intricate Neoclassical exterior, this town has much to offer in terms of admirable architecture, art collections and history.

Other beautiful churches in the town and surrounding area are decorated in many styles and house exquisite works. In the Church of San Francesco, tourists can see a magnificent artwork by the well known artist, Agostino di Duccio dating from the 15th century.

Why not stay in a beautiful villa near La Spezia city, only forty kilometres south west of Pontremoli? It offers magnificent views of the sea and would be the perfect place to relax and unwind after a few days of tourist explorations!

If you are a fan of small towns off the beaten tourist track, hidden gems and endless surprises, Tuscany is the perfect town for you. It is full of charming, little-known towns that are authentic, peaceful and exceptionally pretty. Just find a villa rental in Tuscany and begin discovering its endless charms for yourself!

One of these lovely little towns is Pontremoli, one of the main villages of Lunigiana, located at the bottom of Tosco Emiliano Apennines. In the lush and wild part of northern Tuscany, it is far from queues, tacky souvenirs and the regular itineraries. Boasting a stunning natural setting, pretty town, rich history and culinary tradition, and a slow pace of life, it is an excellent place to spend a day soaking up the atmosphere of daily life in a real Tuscan town.

Visit the gorgeous town of Tresana in the province of Massa and Carrara in Tuscany, a little gem immersed in nature! This ancient town is surrounded by medieval walls and visitors can still see some of the four old towers and ruins of a castle that once stood majestically over the area.

It’s privately owned now but tourists can walk around the remains of what was once a glorious fortress to take some photographs. Those wishing to explore the area can find plenty of vacation rentals in Treschietto, a nearby town.

There is a second castle close by to Tresana called Giovagallo fortress and its ruins now stand up on a rocky hill outside of the town.

A legend of this castle tells the story of the meeting between the famous Italian poet, Dante Alighieri, and the wife of Morello Malaspina. She convinced the doubtful Dante to undertake his ambitious idea on creating what would be his most famous work, The Divine Comedy. This is one of the longest and most detailed poems in history which earned Dante the right to be called one of the masters of the literary world.

Aulla is a stunning little place that was once an important stronghold that guarded the roads leading to Lucca city, Cisa pass and Liguria. It was a defence stronghold in its day, complete with fortress walls built in a military Renaissance style. Tourists will love the charming beauty and tranquillity of this special place.

Those wishing to stay in the area for a few days of exploration have a fine choice of holiday rentals in Fivizzano to choose from, only a few kilometres away from Aulla.

It’s close to the famous pilgrim pathway that leads all the way to Rome called Via Francigena.

Spongata di Natale is a round, flat festive Italian cake that has ties to various regions and towns in Italy and is thought to have been brought to Italy by the Jews, though others believe that it is a Roman dish that survived through the Middle Ages. The first recorded written recipe dates back to the end of the 14th century and required three days to complete and we know that its production was even regulated by the famous ducal family of Este by a special decree. While the exact origins are uncertain, we do know that it is a delicious treat, perfect for some rich sweetness during the colder months. A thin, pie-like cake that consists of a crunchy pastry coating and sweet filling made of spices, nuts, honey and dried fruit, it is actually not dissimilar to that more familiar Christmas food staple; the mince pie.

Ca' Di Luna

Nice apartment with TV, pets allowed and parking

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Location Bagnone, Tuscany, Italy

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Visit The Beautiful Town Of Tresana In Tuscany!

Explore The Quaint Little Village Of Aulla!

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