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Perfect for long-distance routes between Liguria, Cinque Terre and Tuscany.

A small, quiet, tent-only campsite in the woods of the Montemarcello–Magra Natural Park, Liguria. Ideal stop for cyclists, hikers and slow travelers looking for real rest. Flat grassy pitches, drinking water, electricity (220 V – 16 A), hot showers, shared kitchen, fridge, washing machine and Wi-Fi. Peaceful atmosphere, no animation, no campers or caravans. Cyclists and walkers are welcome even without reservation, when arriving in transit. Special walker & cyclist rate available. A good place to stop, recover energy and continue the journey.

Currently closed due to construction work

A fantastic bridge with a fantastic view of the reservoir. There are also a few glass panels in the middle of the bridge, but due to the pattern, they're not quite as transparent.

There are some statues of current / Trump and past people here.

A very easy and pleasant ride. Much of the route follows secondary roads with very little traffic. Splendid views of Fosdinovo Castle, the mouth of the Magra River, and the Bay of La Spezia.

Perhaps the best preserved in Lunigiana, high on the hill overlooking the Magra plain. Still belonging to the Malaspina descendants, it has dominated the town since the 12th century and is at the center of numerous legends. With a quadrangular plan, it has four round towers, a semicircular bastion, two internal courtyards, patrol walkways from which you can see the sea and an outpost in the direction of the village. It was originally protected by a drawbridge. The fortress appears as a medieval structure, in fact expanded in the 14th century by Spinetta and Galeotto Malaspina and renovated several times over the centuries. The main entrance welcomes us with a marble shield depicting a dog with a flowering thorn in its mouth, symbol of the friendship between the Malaspina and the Scaligeri of Verona. From the top of the castle you can see the elongated structure of the village, arranged along the hill. There are many legendary stories about the castle of Fosdinovo: from Bianca Malaspina to the Marquise Cristina Pallavicini The Marquise Cristina Pallavicini, who governed the fiefdom for a long time after the death of her husband Ippolito, seems to have been an evil and lustful woman and had the habit of throwing her lovers from the trapdoor at the foot of the bed in her trap room with the torture chamber below. Another legend linked to the castle of Fosdinovo and much older than that of the Marquise Bianca Maria Aloisia, daughter of the Marquis Malaspina, who fell in love with the stableman of the castle and, because of this feeling, was walled up alive together with a wild boar, a symbol of rebellion against the family, and a dog, a symbol of loyalty towards the beloved. Legend has it that, walking through the castle, you can still perceive the presence of the unfortunate princess! Another reason to visit the Malaspina castle is the fact that tradition has it that the “great poet” Dante Alighieri stayed in its rooms, called to Lunigiana in 1306 by the Marquis Franceschino Malaspina.

Beautiful, little water when we passed, but very suggestive.