the tavern in the village

It is a late eighteenth-century stone and wood house equipped with all the comforts, including fiber wifi, in the ancient village of Volegno located in the Apuan Alps Park. It is 80 square meters, suitable for 2 to 4 people and consists of a kitchenette and living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a pellet stove that heat the whole house. Climbing the cipollino stone staircase you access the upper floor where there is a spacious bedroom and a full bathroom with shower. The space The house is in the center of the village with the square nearby where there are no cars and it is also suitable for families with children where they can play in peace. Starting from the house, you can go hiking, walking along the paths in the Apuan Alps park to reach Mosceta, Fania and the Pania della Croce and Monte Forato, then walking in the ancient village of Pruno you can see an ancient mill still in operation and the ancient Romanesque bridge and crossing it you can reach the amazing Cascata dell'Acqua Pendente Guest access To get to the house, you have to park your car in the free car park in Volegno and walk for 5 minutes. At the entrance to the house, there is a private terrace with a stone table and chairs where you can have an aperitif or breakfast in a charming corner of the village Sea lovers can reach the beaches of Versilia, Forte dei Marmi, Marina di Pietrasanta and Viareggio in half an hour by car. From Pietrasanta station, in less than an hour by train, you can go and spend a lovely day in the Cinque Terre National Park, with its small villages perched on the steep cliffs overlooking the sea. Nearby by car, you can reach the village of Levigliani, from which tours depart to visit one of the largest caves in Europe, "L'antro del Corchia" and its adjacent ancient mines and caves You can spend a day visiting some of Tuscany's cultural and artistic cities. Pietrasanta - Lucca - Pisa - Florence - Siena - Chianti - the islands of the Archipelago Other things to note It is recommended to arrive by car or motorcycle to move around in peace. The villages are connected by public transport such as buses, but always check the timetables because they do not run all the time. Registration details IT046030C29BFBOM6N