Distance: 1h15

Discover Pisa’s tower and local food specialties.

Distance: 35`

Famous for it’s artists, PietraSanta has a unique vibe and some great restaurants.

Distance: 25’

Sarzana is the closest city from Sala, ideal for an evening getaway or to attends summer antiques flea markets.

Distance: 45’

Known as the Italian Saint-Tropez, Forte is definitely a doer for it’s beaches, it’s shopping and it’s night scene.

Distance: 1h50`

How to describe Florence. Definitely one of the most beautiful and romantic cities of the world. Located around the Arno, Florence hosts the David from MichelAngelo and the stunning Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore. Definitely a must go but we however recommend you to stay the night over there.

Distance: 35’

Described by LonelyPlanet as the fabulous 5, The Cinque Terre is of outstanding beauty and definitely to visit. You can either jump on a train, or a boat or even walk in between the different villages

Enjoy the Dolce Vita in Porto Venere, which marks the beginning of the Cinque Terre and you might end up as inspired as Lord Byrons who called that place home./

On the road to Florence, you will Lucca, it’s little sister but that has nothing to envy the older one. Enjoy an afternoon ride on the ramparts followed by a Spritz on Piazza Napoleone

Distance: 35’

Facing Porto Venere, Lerici is the typical Italian city with its own beaches, caves and secret spots where locals enjoy sunny afternoons. Our secret spot? Cicillo a Mare