Villa of the Venulei – Massaciuccoli Oasis Entrance loop from Massaciuccoli

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Villa of the Venulei – Massaciuccoli Oasis Entrance loop from Massaciuccoli

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Villa of the Venulei – Massaciuccoli Oasis Entrance loop from Massaciuccoli

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3.06km

40m

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Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Roman Mosaic of Marine Creatures, Massaciuccoli Archaeological Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

The Massaciucolli Archaeological Museum is located here with its famous mosaic from Roman times. The museum is currently only open to a limited extent. However, you can see the mosaic …

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View of Lake Massaciuccoli and the Roman ruins

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Aerial view of the archaeological area of Massaciuccoli. From the Pieve di San Lorenzo, where the Domus dei Venulei stood, the Roman-era thermal complex can be seen.

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Butterfly Garden (Garden of the Butterflies)

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The butterfly garden is lovingly laid out. We only saw one butterfly, but there were many lovingly designed art objects made from natural objects hidden along the path.

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Wooden Forest Figures

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Beautiful wooden figures in the forest

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Pull Ferry in LIPU Massaciuccoli Nature Reserve

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Small ferry for self-transit

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Wooden walkway over the LIPU Oasis of Lake Massaciuccoli

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

LIPU Oasis of Lake Massaciuccoli. Lake Massaciuccoli represents the advanced stage of an ancient coastal lagoon, set back with the advance of the coastline and the nourishment of sediments carried by the rivers of the Pisan and Versilian plain.

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