The first stop is Carrara, a city globally known for its white marble quarries. Visiting the quarries is a unique experience: the massive marble walls, standing under the blue sky, create a natural spectacle of rare beauty. Here, you'll learn how marble is extracted and processed, a tradition that has made Carrara famous worldwide.

After the quarry visit, the tour continues to Colonnata, a small village hidden in the mountains, famous for its high-quality lard. In a traditional trattoria, you'll have the opportunity to taste this delicacy, accompanied by other local flavors in a lunch that celebrates Tuscan cuisine.

In the afternoon, the journey moves to Pietrasanta, known as "Little Athens" for its rich artistic and cultural tradition. This town is a center for sculpture and art, where you can stroll among galleries, artists' studios, and marble workshops. Pietrasanta is a place where art intertwines with history, and every street, square, or building tells a story.