Holiday rentals in Pietrasanta

The stunning Apuan Alps in the distance, the Mediterranean Sea and golden beaches on your doorstep and an artistic culture, located in the Lucca province, Pietrasanta is a classic Tuscan town with a twist. Not only do you get the artsy, highbrow Tuscan ethos, but Pietrasanta also gives you a more traditional beach holiday experience, which makes it perfect for all the family. The white marble exterior of the Pietrasanta Cathedral is one of the town’s most prominent sights and, with its intricately painted interior, it is certainly worth taking a look around the building during your tip. Along with the cathedral’s façade, marble is local to the region and become famous after Michelangelo discovered its usefulness and beauty in sculpture.

Renting holiday accommodation in Pietrasanta

There is a new movement amongst holidaymakers; instead of staying in a hotel or all-inclusive resort, many people are actually booking into their own apartment or villa. When renting holiday accommodation in Pietrasanta consider going for some private self-catering accommodation, where not only can you save some serious money, but you will also be able to enjoy much more freedom and privacy than when compared to a hotel, where you will be surrounded by other tourists. Browse the range of HouseTrip Pietrasanta self-catering properties and find your perfect place today.

Where to stay in Pietrasanta

When you are considering the location of your self-catering holiday rental in Pietrasanta, there are a number of unique choices to make. Firstly, you could choose to stay right on the coast and enjoy a typical beach holiday, with stunning views of the sea and easy access to the get your towel down to sunbathe. Alternatively, you could opt for a central Pietrasanta apartment, where you have great access to the markets, cathedral and other historic buildings, shops, bars and restaurants. The third option, which is a larger villa in the Tuscan countryside, appeals to people who are looking for a much quieter time while away. These properties are more secluded from other tourists and perfect for those looking for some isolation.

Pietrasanta with the family

Given that you are located right next to sea, much of your time with your family is likely to be spent down on the beach, reading, sunbathing and swimming in the crystal-clear waters. There is plenty of other activities to grab your attention down on the beach, including pedalo rentals and other water sports. On top of the cathedral, there are a number of other religious buildings, which are worth visiting, including the Gothic Civic Tower, the Church of Saint Augustine, Column and Fountain of the Marzocco, Palazzo Panichi Carli and Palazzo Moroni, which is home to Pietrasanta Archaeological Museum.