A short distance (about 10 minutes by car) you will find Bagni di Lucca, with its famous thermal baths, swimming pools surrounded by green Villa Ada, tennis courts, gardens and plenty of restaurants, pizzerias, pubs and shops. With a few more kilometers, in a short time you will have the opportunity to reach and visit famous cities around the world: Pisa and its famous tower, Lucca medieval city of great charm and the wonderful Florence. Also recommended a visit to Barga, beautiful medieval town rich in cultural events: exhibitions, concerts. If you love the sea, the beautiful beaches of Viareggio are waiting for about 45 km.

Lucy Cottage is a beautiful and romantic stone house, built about 100 years ago and recently renovated with taste, in the typical Tuscan. The cottage is located in a small quaint medieval town of Garfagnana overlooking Bagni di Lucca and where life still moves with the slow rhythms and quiet for once.

The elevated position, panoramic and reserved the house make it a unique place to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the landscapes and the surrounding hills. In nice porch with stunning views you will spend moments of pure relaxation, from the peacefulness of nature, savoring a fine wine or a good book or enjoying delicious dinners with typical recipes of Tuscan cuisine, prepared for you by Alessandra and delivered to her directly at cottage for you.

The house, fully equipped and furnished with taste, is on 2 levels. All rooms have a beautiful view of the hills. The gardens and panoramic loggia are equipped with barbecue, tables and chairs.

Lucy Cottage as well as offer the possibility of a pleasant and relaxing will also allow you to visit, nearby picturesque villages full of history and beautiful places of great natural and landscape. In short, if you're interested, you can enjoy activities of hiking, mountain biking, rafting, fishing, paragliding and pleasant walks on foot or horseback along streams and woods.

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