Botero Loft Design Penthouse

Wonderful designer apartment just 5 minutes walk from the historic center of Pietrasanta The apartment consists of a living room which is a real gem 2 double suites 3 fully equipped bathrooms Kitchen equipped with all services Everything you need to make your stay unforgettable The structure is located approximately 250 meters away. from the historic center The first Suite (double bedrooms) is equipped with a King-size bed and a private bathroom with shower and bathtub, equippedwith sanitary fixtures and Premium courtesy kit with Shampoo and Body Wash. The second Suite (double bedroom) is located in the mezzanine and is equipped with a King-size bed and a service bathroom with sink and toilet The 2 bedrooms are completely separate and distant from each other ensuring maximum privacy The third complete bathroom with shower is also equipped with sanitary fixtures and a Premium courtesy kit with shampoo and shower gel. The living room with its dining room is very bright, taking in light from the large ceiling windows The very comfortable sofa makes the perfect environment for relaxing 4 bikes can be rented on site There are appliances such as a hairdryer and washing machine and dryer smart tv, air conditioners In addition to the Welcome Kit, you will find towels of various sizes, blankets, pillows, sheets and duvets available. Super fast wifi What you need to make your stay an absolute oasis of realx and peace The entire apartment will be made available to guests History of Pietrasanta History and Origins of Pietrasanta During the 11th and 13th centuries profound administrative, political and economic changes occurred in Europe which created the conditions for founding Terrae Novae; independent cities, advanced strongholds characterized by a military aspect, which slowly replaced the ancient feudal settlements. These events occurred throughout Europe but were particularly evident in Italy. In Tuscany the changes were relatively slow but very significant. Pisa, Lucca, Siena and Florence took advantage of the expansion of trade by conquering new territories and roads destroying many of the previous settlements and building new cities in their place. Lucca was particularly interested in dominating the Apennine passes and finding new outlets towards the sea; for this reason he turned his attention to Versilia and later to Garfagnana. Lucca was once settled in Camaiore where it destroyed the numerous castles of Versilia (Vallecchia, Corvaia, Brancagliano etc.) During the second half of the 13th century. the two cities of Pietrasanta (1255) and Camaiore were founded, giving Lucca the right to control the important Via Aurelia, which connected France to Southern Italy via the Via Francigena. Pietrasanta and Camaiore are very interesting examples of an urban project, with the same criteria: a right-angle plan with closed edges and four blocks enclosed by parallel longitudinal streets. The city was surrounded by a moat in which the walls would later be built. The two central blocks, larger than others, were crossed in half by a lane which helped to let air into the houses and cut down fires more easily. Today only a few traces of these lanes remain. It is recommended to travel by bike or on foot to enjoy every detail of this splendid city