Holiday Rental Casale Adua located in Caprigliola Tuscany, Italy.

Sleeps	4
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	70 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

70 m²

Property Description

Casale Adua is a beautiful holiday home for rent near Santo Stefano Magra, in the direction of Aulla. It is located along the Magra river, which is accessible on foot, and offers its guests a gigantic garden of over 5000 square meters.

From this holiday home you can reach the sea of Fiumaretta and Marinella di Sarzana in 15 km, the beautiful Lunigiana with its nature, but also Lucca, Pisa and Versilia can be reached in a short time. Also ideal for the Cinque Terre.

The farmhouse is composed of two apartments, of which the ground floor is currently inhabited and the first floor used as a holiday home with two bedrooms, WiFi internet and air conditioning.

Some steps lead to the back of the farmhouse where the entrance to the holiday home is located.

Ground floor:

Kitchen:
american coffee machine, dining table (people: 4), dishwasher, freezer, fridge, italian coffee machine, oven, stove top, toaster, washing machine, WIFI internet.
Living room:
air conditioning, dining table (people: 4), exit to the terrace, mosquito net, sofa bed, television, WIFI internet.
Bedroom 1:
double bed, WIFI internet.
Bedroom 2:
single bed.
Bathroom:
sink, bathtub, bidet, shower, toilet.

Licence or registration number:

CIN: IT045001C2PTEYU7NQ / CIR: 045001LTN0126

Location Caprigliola, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Pisa (Psa), 77.8 Km

Read More About The Caprigliola Area

Taste The Panigacci Of Tuscany

Panigacci are a speciality bread from Podenzana in the Lunigiana, an area set within an isolated valley along the border of Liguria and Tuscany. It is a type of round bread, unleavened, cooked in the special traditional ways using special equipment. They can have a soft or crunchy texture and are thin and well cooked. They are then dunked in sauces, mopping them up and served with toppings called salumi, which are cured meats and cheeses. You can now buy pre-packaged panigacci in supermarkets but the best way to eat them is when they've been freshly made in front of you. Typically eaten as a snacking food or street food, they are a very popular local dish that you need to try.

Spongata di Natale is a round, flat festive Italian cake that has ties to various regions and towns in Italy and is thought to have been brought to Italy by the Jews, though others believe that it is a Roman dish that survived through the Middle Ages. The first recorded written recipe dates back to the end of the 14th century and required three days to complete and we know that its production was even regulated by the famous ducal family of Este by a special decree. While the exact origins are uncertain, we do know that it is a delicious treat, perfect for some rich sweetness during the colder months. A thin, pie-like cake that consists of a crunchy pastry coating and sweet filling made of spices, nuts, honey and dried fruit, it is actually not dissimilar to that more familiar Christmas food staple; the mince pie.

Aulla is a stunning little place that was once an important stronghold that guarded the roads leading to Lucca city, Cisa pass and Liguria. It was a defence stronghold in its day, complete with fortress walls built in a military Renaissance style. Tourists will love the charming beauty and tranquillity of this special place.

Those wishing to stay in the area for a few days of exploration have a fine choice of holiday rentals in Fivizzano to choose from, only a few kilometres away from Aulla.

It’s close to the famous pilgrim pathway that leads all the way to Rome called Via Francigena.

In the last post in this series, we are rounding out our spooky Tuscan spots to get you in the mood for Hallowe'en. No matter what time of year you are planning your trip Tuscany – but especially during this creepy time of year – these haunted palaces, fascinating legends and spooky tales will never not be interesting. Here are more of our picks of must-see ghoulish destinations in Tuscany...

7. Brolio Castle's Terrifying Ghost

Brolio Castle, located in the Chianti region, in the province of Siena, is a beautiful architectural gem but is also home to an eerie legend and the ghost of Bettino Ricasoli, a rather fearsome spirit.

Stop off for a day in the hilltop village of Fosdinovo, built upon a mountain overlooking the spectacular Tuscan coast in Massa Carrara province. From the Middle Ages onwards, Fosdinovo prospered thanks to the powerful Malaspina family who lived in a fortressed castle.

They established strong trading ties across sea and land and attracted business due to the castle’s proximity to the famous pilgrim route to Rome called Via Francigena.

Stay in a fabulous villa rental in Rometta, which is located only nine kilometres from Fosdinovo.

Come to visit the castle of Fosdinovo in Tuscany to learn about the tragic tale of a wealthy daughter from a noble family and how she fell in love with a stable hand who worked there. Tourists wishing to stay here for a few days have a wealth of tuscany villas for rent available to them in and around the town of Fosdinovo on the border between Tuscany and Liguria.

The castle, where this story is based is where the noble Malaspina family had lived for centuries. A beautiful girl called Bianca Maria Aloisia, a member of the family resided here during the mid fifteenth century and fell in love with a handsome young man who worked in the stables there. They had to meet in secret and fell deeply in love after only a few brief meetings.

Casale Adua

Beautiful vacation rental with WIFI, A/C, TV, terrace and pets allowed, close to La Spezia

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Location Caprigliola, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Read More About The Caprigliola Area

Taste The Panigacci Of Tuscany

Spongata Di Natale: The Tuscan Mince Pie

Explore The Quaint Little Village Of Aulla!

Yet More Places To Pencil Into A Spooky Itinerary In Tuscany

Visit Fosdinovo Town In Tuscany

A Forbidden Love Story At Fosdinovo Castle

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