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A stroll along the promenade at Viareggio is not to be missed. You'll
find an eclectic mix of architectural styles - from art nouveau and art
deco through to mock neo-classical; all of this was started in the 1920's
when the original wooden bagni were burnt down. Home every year to an enormous carnival - the largest in Europe - Viareggio has a unique atmosphere and is worthy of a visit at any time of the year. There are beaches all along the coast - ‘designer' Forte dei Marmi, Lido di Camaiore and Lido di Pietrasanta to name a few; well over a hundred bagni compete for your custom, each offering varying amenities and services (pools, restaurants, waiter service, etc.). Try to see Torre del Lago and Puccini's villa as well as the large series of lakes there - boat excursions are numerous and enjoyable. Click here to go to the knowital.com Viareggio site. |
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