Curator’s statement
A relaxed resort town known for its endless sandy beaches lined with colorful cabanas, Forte Dei Marmi is a special corner of Italy still primarily enjoyed by the Italians for their “villeggiatura” (a prolonged holiday in a single destination). In Forte Dei Marmi, days are lazily spent reading under an umbrella on the beach. When you have had enough sun and sand, you can ride your bike to the town’s shopping center to visit both local boutiques and designer shops such as Dior and Loro Piana.
In the evening, sip a Negroni with your feet in the sand while listening to the sound of the waves (this is the rumored location where Count Negroni fashioned the first of his namesake cocktails, after all) before indulging in one of the area’s four Michelin-star restaurants. If you are lucky, you may even hear Bocelli perform at his beach club: Alpemare, during your holiday. Forte dei Marmi is where you can enjoy the charm of life’s simple joys.
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Things to do in Forte Dei Marmi

In Forte dei Marmi, days are slow and enjoyed at one of the many beach clubs.
Beach clubs in Forte dei Marmi:
Remo Beach Club: Surrounded by greenery and featuring its own pool, Remo Beach Club is a chic beach club with all of the amenities.
Bagno Santa Maria: Experience the elegance of the classic Forte-Marmi style at Bagno Santa Maria.
Augustus Beach Club: Owned by the family that founded Fiat and owns Ferrari, the Agnelli family, Augustus Beach Club is an icon on the Forte dei Marmi coastline.
Bagno Pietro: Bagno Pietro is a quieter beach club that is perfect as a family destination.
Activities in Forte dei Marmi:
Andrea Bocelli’s Teatro del Silenzio Concert: Every July, Forte dei Marmi resident Andrea Bocelli hosts what is considered “the Woodstock of opera” at his renowned open-air amphitheater: Teatro del Silenzio.
Boat Trip to Cinque Terre: Ready for a day at sea? Take a 30-minute boat journey up the coast to explore the wonders of the Cinque de Terre.
Open-Air Market: Every Sunday and Wednesday, the Mercato del Forte transforms into an open-air treasure trove of vintage designer accessories to luxurious cashmere sweaters.
Forte dei Marmi Golf Club: If you find yourself looking for a more active afternoon, Forte de Marmi has an excellent 18-hole golf course with panoramic views of the panoramic views of the Apuan Alps.
Places to eat & drink in Forte Dei Marmi

Gilda Ristorante: for a seafood lunch on the beach
Ristorante Bistrot: for a special occasion
Trattoria 13 Gobbi: for a taste of the Tuscan classics
Ristorante Lorenzo: for Michelin-star fine dining
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Forte dei Marmi is the effortless Tuscan beach town nestled between the mountains and the sea where Italians go to savor life’s simple pleasures. It is the perfect destination to end your Tuscany or Cinque de Terre itinerary.

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