When you think of travel to Italy, Versilia, in the region of Tuscany, might not be the first destination that comes to mind. Located in the shadow of the well-renowned areas of Chianti and the Val d’Orcia, Versilia is definitely off the beaten path. But Versilia has it all, including the rolling hills and lovely vineyards that have made Tuscany so famous — not to mention plenty of beautiful beaches.
In this post, we’ll look in depth at what to do in Versilia, a region that offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration for travelers seeking an authentic Italian experience, perhaps as a day trip from Florence.
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