The Wine Route of the Colli di Luni is a unique landscape linking the Apuan Alps and the plains stretching to the Ligurian Sea. The archaeological site — home to ancient Domus, mosaics, the Forum and the grand Amphitheatre, a perfect stage for events — is an invaluable treasure. The medieval villages dotting the landscape are vibrant, authentic cultural hubs. Local producers help preserve the land and strengthen the identity of a resilient and proud community.

Here, the Via Francigena crosses the ancient Aurelia, creating a blend of history, culture, tradition and environmental sustainability, with an inclusive and forward-thinking vision. Along these historic paths, the Wine Route of the Colli di Luni, thanks to its DOC, enhances the identity of this outstanding tourist destination.