Jewel of Versilia, Forte dei Marmi, also known only as the Forte, is a renowned seaside resort known and appreciated in Italy and abroad. In particular, in recent years there has been the presence of many vacationers from Russia. The main feature of the town, which makes it stand out among other towns on the Versilia coast, is the particular elegance of the public buildings, houses and streets in the center. Starting from the central Piazza Garibaldi, dominated by the bulk of the ancient Fort, inside which there is now the Museum of Satire and Caricature, you will find small fashion boutiques, refined showcases of the great international brands, excellent outdoor restaurants and pine forests well cared for and equipped for the enjoyment of young and old. Moving around the central streets and on the promenade is very easy on foot or by bicycle, in particular the latter means that it is perhaps the only one that allows you to enjoy the best of the artistic, architectural and natural beauties that Forte offers to residents and vacationers. Along the promenade there is an uninterrupted cycle path, equipped with special road signs, which makes getting to the sea simple and safe. Although the golden age of Forte dei Marmi was the period between the 60s and 70s, the city has remained a staple in the Italian tourism scene. Its success is due to the continuous attention and extreme care of the vast sandy beaches and the presence of numerous historic evening gatherings that have always animated the summer nights in Versilia: the Twiga Beach Club and La Capannina di Franceschi are places frequented even by characters famous from the world of entertainment or sport. Not far away there is also La Bussola, in the disco artists from all over the world have performed including Ray Charles, Fabrizio De Andrè, Ella Fitzgerald, Juliette Greco, Adriano Celentano, the Platters and the big Mina.