Marina di Carrara Holiday Rental Appartamento Muttini located Tuscany, Italy.

Sleeps	8
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	70 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

70 m²

Property Description

Holiday apartment for rent in Marina di Carrara at 550 meters from the sea.

We are located in the central area of Marina di Carrara within a condominium located about 500 meters from the sea and 1 Km from Carrara Fairs.

The location is ideal for those who love the sea with various seaside resorts of Marina di Carrara, Marina di Massa or Marinella di Sarzana and for those who want to visit the beautiful places of this area as the quarries of Carrara Marble or the small town where the most famous italian lard is made, Colonnata.

But the apartment is also suitable in particular for those who want to visit the Fairs of Marina di Carrara with its exhibitions throughout the year, or also as a base for exhibitors.

The holiday apartment Muttini is placed inside a building with no elevator and the second floor.

There are many parking spaces in the surrounding area.

Inside the building a closed bycicle parking is available.

Interior Description

The holiday apartment in Marina di Carrara :

Entrance into the living room with sofa bed for two people, dining table, TV, spacious balcony and kitchen with lockable folding door with oven, fridge / freezer, cooker hood, dishwasher and 4-burner cooking. Coffee machine: mocha.

Bathroom with bath and shower, washing machine.

Double bedroom.

Room with bunk bed, single bed with pull-out bed.

The price includes final cleaning, linen and consumption of electricity, water and gas (except heating).

Internet Access on request and extra charge.

Location Marina di Carrara, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Pisa (Psa), 60.3 Km

Read More About The Marina di Carrara Area

Explore The Beauty Of The Riviera Apuana In Tuscany

Visiting the Riviera Apuana region of Tuscany is like stepping into paradise! Enjoy exploring the white sandy beaches that stretch along the Tuscan coast below the tall majestic marble mountains of the Apuan Alps. The Riviera Apuana is bordered by the River Magra and the River Versilia that flow down from higher ground into the sea, and is home to several Blue Flag beaches. The most popular of these are Marinella di Sarzana, Marina di Carrara and Marina di Massa.

Tourists have a superb selection of beautiful vacation rentals on the tuscan coast to choose from; from the towns scattered on the sea to some cosy hamlets tucked into the hills behind.

Visitors will marvel at the vibrant colours that exist naturally here; from the white marble of the mountains, the lush green of the trees and vegetation in the low hills, the yellow sand beaches and the clear blue waters of the sea. There is so much to do and see in the Riviera Apuana; enjoy the many amenities available close to the twenty kilometre long stretch of beaches where you can partake in thrilling water sports like surfing, sailing, sea kayaking and snorkelling.

Torta di Riso alla Carrarina, or “Carrara-style Rice Cake”, may not be the sexiest sounding dessert but it is actually quite the delicious treat.

As one might imagine from the name, the dessert originates from the town of Carrara in the northwest of Tuscany, a town primarily famous for its marble quarries that were beloved of Michelangelo. However, like the rest of Tuscany, it is also well-known for its comforting and tasty peasant food tradition. Torta di Riso alla Carrarina is no exception.

If you’re touring through the scenic province of Massa Carrara on your next vacation to Tuscany then be sure to stop off in the famous town of white marble called Carrara! Situated on the Carrione River, this thriving town is twinned with the neighbour town of Massa.

Together, Massa Carrara, as they are commonly called became a huge marble mining industry which exported this precious stone throughout Italy and Europe.

Stay in a charming vacation villa in Massa Carrara province where you can easily explore the entire province within a day or two.

The spectacular province of Massa Carrara lies at the very north of Tuscany and offers a splendid collection of towns, attractions and scenery for your entertainment. There are seventeen main towns here, two of which are twinned together as its capital. These are the marble mining towns of Massa and Carrara on the northern Tuscan coast.

The pristine white and blue veined marble mountains that surround these towns became the source of their great wealth. The marble was excavated and used in the construction of the Pantheon in Rome and even Michelangelo’s masterpiece, ‘David’.

There are many reasons to be interested in the quarries and landscape at Carrara. Firstly, and perhaps most obviously, it is visually stunning – rugged and romantic. Then, of course, the marble produced there is still considered the best in the world and was a favourite of that genius, Michelangelo, for his sculptures. One of the less well-known attractions to this distinctive and beautiful corner of the world, is movies. Many have been filmed in the area including Carlo Verdone's comedy “Al lupo, al lupo”, “The Agony and the Ecstasy” with Charlton Heston as Michelangelo and Fabrizio Cattini's critically acclaimed “Maternity Blues- Il bene dal male” in the nearby town of Marina di Massa.

View of base and walls at Malaspina Castle

Perched atop a rocky hill with breath-taking views across valleys and out to the coast, Malaspina Castle's picturesque appearance does not belie its troubled past. However, it is this combination of historical interest, morbid fascination and beauty that makes it such a curious place to visit. Find a luxury villa in Tuscany and you could spend a day exploring the castle for yourself.

The first records of this castle in Massa, Tuscany date back to 1084 and, in 1269, the original structure was levelled during a political dispute with the army from Lucca. It was later rebuilt with multiple periods of alteration, additions and redecoration during the fourteenth to the nineteenth centuries.