Seravezza

Seravezza is a charming Tuscan village located at the foot of the Apuan Alps, in the heart of Versilia. This town, rich in history and traditions, is a perfect destination for those who want to discover an authentic side of Tuscany, far from mass tourism, but still close to the renowned beaches of the coast.

Where is it and how far is it from the sea?

Seravezza is located in the province of Lucca, a few kilometers from the Versilia coast. The village is about 10 km from the beaches of Forte dei Marmi, reachable in less than 15 minutes by car. This strategic position allows you to alternate days of relaxation on the sea with excursions to discover the historical and naturalistic beauties of the hinterland.

What to see in Seravezza

A visit to Seravezza cannot but start from the Palazzo Mediceo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This imposing 16th-century building was commissioned by Cosimo I de’ Medici and today houses the Museum of Work and Popular Traditions of Historic Versilia, as well as temporary exhibitions and cultural events.

In the surroundings of the historic centre, the Church of the Most Holy Annunciation and the Oratory of San Carlo, examples of sacred architecture that tell the story of the village. For nature lovers, however, the Apuan Alps Park offers breathtaking views and paths immersed in greenery.

What to do in Seravezza

Seravezza is the ideal destination for those who love outdoor activities. The surroundings of the town are perfect for trekking and excursions, with routes leading to spectacular peaks such as the Monte Altissimo, once frequented even by Michelangelo for the choice of marbles.

For a cultural experience, the Palazzo Mediceo organizes numerous events and art exhibitions throughout the year, ranging from contemporary photography to painting. In the summer, the town comes alive with musical events and festivals that attract visitors from all over Versilia.

The Seravezza Blues Festival

One of the most anticipated events is undoubtedly the Seravezza Blues Festival, an unmissable event for lovers of blues music. Every year, this festival brings internationally renowned artists to the stage, transforming the village into a point of reference for live music. The event usually takes place in July, offering unforgettable evenings of good music and a suggestive atmosphere.