Forte dei Marmi wheelchair accessible tours, is a town located in the north of Tuscany, overlooking the Ligurian Sea.

Well known for its sandy beaches, which attract many tourists every year, this center is also home to some buildings rich in history.

The two places of main historical interest are the Lorraine Fort and the ancient pier of Forte dei Marmi.

It is thanks to the latter that the village has the name still used today.

In fact, it was from Forte dei Marmi jetty that the famous Carrara Marbles were loaded onto ships and transported throughout Europe.

The origin of Forte dei Marmi came from the development of the area in the XVI century, after Michelangelo, commissioned by Pope Leo X, marked the way for the transport of marble from the Apuan Alps to the sea.

Since until then the pier boarding and a warehouse were the only buildings in the area.

Elegant, marine, mountain, hilly, Forte dei Marmi is a place to relax between the beach and pine forests but also to pursue a VIP life, among boutiques and trendy clubs.

With the gaze that widens in the localities of Versilia and the nearby Apuan Alps, in a continuous mosaic of experiences.

Always between sky, earth, sea and woods, of which Forte dei Marmi, 5 kilometers of beach, is the most exclusive center, between culture, entertainment, worldliness, nature and rest.