Hotels Montignoso, Guesthouses Montignoso and Residences Montignoso

Montignoso is a lovely municipality of the province of Massa Carrara. Over the course of the last few years, the tourist industry has undergone considerable development, since the city is idyllically set halfway between the Apuan Alps and Versilia and its sea front gathers excellent services and facilities and outstanding attractions.

Hotels in Montignoso, that distribute both by the sea and in the old town, give tourists the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here based on the utmost rest and relax. Montignoso's family-run inns and farm houses welcome guests with the utmost courtesy and kindness, and give them the possibility to enjoy the traditional warm hospitality from Tuscany. The local vacation flats and residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for those looking for modern comforts and well-kept spaces.

Montignoso is subdivided into several hamlets that are all surrounded by the city's glorious countryside. The most important tourist centre is Cinquale, that is situated a very short distance from the sea and gathers well-groomed bathing establishments and beaches. The sea front and tree-lined avenues of the city centre are scattered with elegant hotels, fine restaurants and trendy clubs.
Montignoso boasts a picturesque tourist harbour whose 15 piers can accommodate up to 238 boats. Over the course of the years, this functional harbour has become one of the most important gathering places for pleasure boat owners flocking to Versilia. Montignoso is also provided with excellent connections with the nearby naturalistic area of the Apuan Alps, that is scattered with enchanting footpaths, trekking trails and mountain bike routes.
The fascinating Aghinolfi Castle, that rises on the top of a sweet hill and is totally surrounded by thick Mediterranean scrub, is one of the oldest military structures in Italy. Built in 764 A.D., it has recently been remodelled and restored, and is now open to the general public. The castle is encircled by a 450-metre-long system of walls that once protected the ancient village gathering 140 houses. The archaeological area of the castle has recently been turned into a flourishing garden. Visitors flocking to the castle won't miss the opportunity to go for pleasant walks around its panoramic bulwarks and towers.