Top Things to do In Carrara 2021

"The Italian chocolate factory and museum are also quite large. The museum facilities are also very good. They are the best handmade chocolate processing places in Italy. There are many world-renowned chocolate masters and the taste is very pure."

"Very old towns are full of interesting buildings and churches. With many cobblestone streets, São Jorge’s Castle was built in the late fourteenth century and designed by the famous military architect Novaro at the time. The Ducal Palace was later added with a beautiful garden, which was very quiet behind the noisy square. There are many shops and restaurants nearby"

"It is a very old naval museum in Italy. The entire facility has been built for a long time. The museum here is good for gossiping. Some of the navy's military equipment is also quite interesting. It is also very unique to play here."

"The place that is definitely worth a visit and not to regret is a blue house with no other good-looking things, so everyone will take a look when they pass by, and even if they have not passed by, but the time flies super fast."

"Very interesting place, the night view is very beautiful, I don't want to go."

"The Carnival Museum, located in the downtown area of Viareggio, is a century-old carnival-themed museum. It houses many ancient peculiar props in the history of Carnival, as well as introductions to carnival customs around the world."

"It’s only when I came here that I found out that calculations are vast and profound. There are so many calculation tools in the museum. I don’t know many of them. It’s really a journey to popularize knowledge about calculation tools."

"Buy your tickets in advance! I heard someone saying they had waited 2 hours before going in! Go early to enjoy viewing everything you can. Definietly worth visiting, and don't forget to take picures of the river while your upstairs, and the dome. "

"The Bozzetti Museum in Pietrasanta was created in 1984 to display sculptures. Since the 14th century, hundreds of years of tradition have linked the town of Pietrasanta to the art of marble. Michelangelo in the 16th century came here to buy marble. Later, the activities of the marble workshop were attended by artistic bronze foundries and mosaics, stylists and clay magnifier workshops. In recent years, due to the special skills and proficiency of local craftsmen, this symbiosis of handicrafts is still very active and continues to develop. Today’s followers of ancient traditions have attracted sculptors from all over the world. The Bozzetti Museum is located in a sixteenth-century monastery. The museum aims to illustrate the creation and realization of marble and bronze art in order to showcase the lasting value of generations of artists and their works."

"The Academy Art Museum is relatively small compared to many other famous art museums, especially compared to the Uffizi next door, but the fare is a little bit more, all because of the great statues here. There are mostly sculptures here, and some benches are for quiet. enjoy."