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Luni archeology and wine is certainly one of the Interesting itineraries

In a few hours in the open air and end the day a good wine.

Located in the Lunigiana which is northern part of Tuscany and also includes part of Liguria are two different locations.

The village is also known for being an ancient Roman city with a rich archaeolgical history

Lunigiana is a region characterized by a hilly and mountainous passage rich in history and culture with numerous medieval villages castles and historical sites

Itinerary

Roman colony about 2 km from the Magra river which flows through both Liguria and Tuscany.

Today it is a National Archeological Museum which houses finds recovered during excavations : ceramic glasses utensils statues. Outside we find the Great Temple dedicated to the great Goddess Moon Diana the forum and the Capitolium

There are museum areas where frescoes and mosaics that adorned the walls of the rich city homes are preserved

The Amphitheater is the heart of the visit where the shows took a place and is visible because it is preserved in many parts

Luni Archeology and Wine

Hills of Luni

At the foot of Lunigiana are the Hills of Luni between Liguria and Tuscany

Here we find the Hills of Luni Vermentino DOC wine where it is produced in the areas of La Spezia and Massa - Carrara

Characteristics : more or less intense straw yellow colour
                  intense characteristic fruity smell
                  harmonious dry flavour delicately almondy