Carrara
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What to do

Looking for things to do in Carrara? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.
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Carrarafiere
Carrarafiere
3.4
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Themed exhibition halls
Pontile di Marina di Massa
Pontile di Marina di Massa
3.3
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Leaning Tower of Pisa
Leaning Tower of Pisa
8.3
4.7/5741 Reviews
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Historic landmark
Night view
Piazza del Duomo
Piazza del Duomo
8.3
4.7/5134 Reviews
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Historic landmark
Cava Museo Fantiscritti
Cava Museo Fantiscritti
3.2
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Castello Malaspina
Castello Malaspina
3.2
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Historic landmark
Cinque Terre
Cinque Terre
6.9
4.7/5262 Reviews
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Historic landmark
Boat tour
Spiaggia Libera Fossa Maestra
Spiaggia Libera Fossa Maestra
3.1
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Beaches and shores
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
10
4.7/51,724 Reviews
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Historic landmark
Night view
Piazza del Duomo
Piazza del Duomo
10
4.6/590 Reviews

Where to stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Carrara, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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Sarzana Park Hotel
Sarzana Park Hotel
4.1/514 Reviews
Hotel Excelsior
Hotel Excelsior
4.5/570 Reviews
Hotel Michelangelo
Hotel Michelangelo
4.4/518 Reviews
Albergo Pietrasanta
Albergo Pietrasanta
4.6/57 Reviews
Pensione America
Pensione America
5.0/59 Reviews
Hotel Acapulco
Hotel Acapulco
4.5/562 Reviews
Hotel Bencista'
Hotel Bencista'
3.2/544 Reviews
Hotel Al Sant'Andrea
Hotel Al Sant'Andrea
3.8/541 Reviews
Locanda Dell'Angelo
Locanda Dell'Angelo
3.9/541 Reviews

What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Carrara dishes and foodie spots.
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Ristorante Interno 23
Ristorante Interno 23
4.0/55 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. PHP2,218/person
Ristorante Bistrot La Grande Bellezza
Ristorante Bistrot La Grande Bellezza
4.8/5100 Reviews
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Western cuisine
The Delights Of Alessia
The Delights Of Alessia
4.4/57 Reviews
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Seafood
Avg. PHP1,466/person
El Rey Ristorante Messicano
El Rey Ristorante Messicano
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Latin American cuisine
Avg. PHP1,470/person
Ristorante Thailandese Elefante Bianco
Ristorante Thailandese Elefante Bianco
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Asian cuisine
Avg. PHP1,555/person
Pizzeria All'angolo
Pizzeria All'angolo
4.7/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Ca' Del Gusto
Ca' Del Gusto
4.4/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Ristorante Pizzeria Venezia
Ristorante Pizzeria Venezia
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Western cuisine
Avg. PHP1,867/person
Bagno Mistral
Bagno Mistral
4.0/55 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Sea view
Avg. PHP1,257/person
Blackout
Blackout
4.8/560 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. PHP2,028/person
Alter Ego
Alter Ego
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Western cuisine
Cammi Cammi Pizzeria Bisteccheria
Cammi Cammi Pizzeria Bisteccheria
4.6/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine

Carrara Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore | Only up close can you understand this ultimate romance spanning six centuries

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore | Only up close can you understand this ultimate romance spanning six centuries

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StellarEnchant
Biggest room in Beijing | Bvlgari Hotel — waking up to autumn wind along the Liangma River 🍂

I put off Bvlgari Beijing for a long time.
Not because I wasn't interested. Because I didn't want to run out of things to look forward to.

📍 First, the location. It's tucked along the Liangma River, right by the embassy district. No Guomao chaos. No Wangfujing crowds. Just a quiet tree-lined road outside the gate, two rows of ginkgo trees that turn everything gold in autumn. Classic Bvlgari logic — never in the loudest spot, but wherever it lands, the center quietly shifts toward it.

🏛️ The design is by Antonio Citterio. He also did Bvlgari Shanghai. But Beijing feels heavier, more grounded. The lobby doesn't soar — it draws inward. Dark marble, bronze screens, hand-woven carpets. This isn't luxury that towers over you. It's luxury that wraps around you like a perfectly cut dark suit. Doesn't shout. Every stitch lands.

🛏️ The rooms reward anyone who pays attention. The headboard features hand-embroidered Bvlgari motifs — not printed, not stamped, stitched by hand. The mini-bar hides two limited-edition Bvlgari beers in Serpenti-printed glass bottles. Opening one feels less like drinking, more like unpacking jewelry. The bathroom is clad in Carrara marble from Italy — white stone veined with pale grey, warm under bare feet, almost impossibly smooth.

🌳 What surprised me most was the view. Most luxury hotels in Beijing give you the CBD skyline or the Forbidden City rooftops. Bvlgari gave me a quiet stretch of green — the Liangma River drifting past, willow branches brushing the water, ginkgo leaves turning amber in the autumn light. Sitting by the window with tea, watching gold leaves float downstream, I thought: Beijing can be so gentle.

🍝 Il Ristorante holds one Michelin star. The chef is Roman, and he has that very Italian kind of intensity. He'll talk to you for half an hour about the flour origin, the egg variety, the exact millimeter of pasta thickness. Breakfast is served here too — semi-buffet with à la carte. Parma ham and burrata on demand, warm focaccia just out of the oven. Sin starts at 8am.

🏊 The pool is underground, but nothing about it feels closed in. The entire space is covered in gold mosaic tiles. Under the lights, swimming feels like floating through liquid gold. Next to it, a vitality pool runs a few degrees warmer. After a swim, I sat there watching the water ripple the gold into fragments. Lost track of time.

🧴 Amenities are Bvlgari's white tea collection — subtle, restrained, never cloying. Turndown gifts vary each night: sometimes a lip balm, sometimes a sleep mist, once a tiny white tea candle. At checkout, two canvas luggage tags stamped with BVLGARI. No flashy design. Just simple, and somehow completely collectible.

It rained lightly the morning I left. The car pulled through the gates, and I turned back once. There it stood, quiet along the Liangma River. Unassuming. Discreet. Like a well-kept secret in the middle of Beijing.

Bvlgari collection +1 🫶
Bali. Shanghai. Beijing.
How many until the full set?

Your turn 👇
🏨 Which Beijing luxury hotel owns your heart?
🧳 Is there a hotel brand you'd travel city to city just to collect?
💬 Ask me anything!

#BvlgariHotelBeijing #BvlgariHotel
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Biggest room in Beijing | Bvlgari Hotel — waking up to autumn wind along the Liangma River 🍂 I put off Bvlgari Beijing for a long time. Not because I wasn't interested. Because I didn't want to run out of things to look forward to. 📍 First, the location. It's tucked along the Liangma River, right by the embassy district. No Guomao chaos. No Wangfujing crowds. Just a quiet tree-lined road outside the gate, two rows of ginkgo trees that turn everything gold in autumn. Classic Bvlgari logic — never in the loudest spot, but wherever it lands, the center quietly shifts toward it. 🏛️ The design is by Antonio Citterio. He also did Bvlgari Shanghai. But Beijing feels heavier, more grounded. The lobby doesn't soar — it draws inward. Dark marble, bronze screens, hand-woven carpets. This isn't luxury that towers over you. It's luxury that wraps around you like a perfectly cut dark suit. Doesn't shout. Every stitch lands. 🛏️ The rooms reward anyone who pays attention. The headboard features hand-embroidered Bvlgari motifs — not printed, not stamped, stitched by hand. The mini-bar hides two limited-edition Bvlgari beers in Serpenti-printed glass bottles. Opening one feels less like drinking, more like unpacking jewelry. The bathroom is clad in Carrara marble from Italy — white stone veined with pale grey, warm under bare feet, almost impossibly smooth. 🌳 What surprised me most was the view. Most luxury hotels in Beijing give you the CBD skyline or the Forbidden City rooftops. Bvlgari gave me a quiet stretch of green — the Liangma River drifting past, willow branches brushing the water, ginkgo leaves turning amber in the autumn light. Sitting by the window with tea, watching gold leaves float downstream, I thought: Beijing can be so gentle. 🍝 Il Ristorante holds one Michelin star. The chef is Roman, and he has that very Italian kind of intensity. He'll talk to you for half an hour about the flour origin, the egg variety, the exact millimeter of pasta thickness. Breakfast is served here too — semi-buffet with à la carte. Parma ham and burrata on demand, warm focaccia just out of the oven. Sin starts at 8am. 🏊 The pool is underground, but nothing about it feels closed in. The entire space is covered in gold mosaic tiles. Under the lights, swimming feels like floating through liquid gold. Next to it, a vitality pool runs a few degrees warmer. After a swim, I sat there watching the water ripple the gold into fragments. Lost track of time. 🧴 Amenities are Bvlgari's white tea collection — subtle, restrained, never cloying. Turndown gifts vary each night: sometimes a lip balm, sometimes a sleep mist, once a tiny white tea candle. At checkout, two canvas luggage tags stamped with BVLGARI. No flashy design. Just simple, and somehow completely collectible. It rained lightly the morning I left. The car pulled through the gates, and I turned back once. There it stood, quiet along the Liangma River. Unassuming. Discreet. Like a well-kept secret in the middle of Beijing. Bvlgari collection +1 🫶 Bali. Shanghai. Beijing. How many until the full set? Your turn 👇 🏨 Which Beijing luxury hotel owns your heart? 🧳 Is there a hotel brand you'd travel city to city just to collect? 💬 Ask me anything! #BvlgariHotelBeijing #BvlgariHotel

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Bestboss
Visiting Michelangelo: A Journey into the Heart of Cava di Fantiscritti

Visiting Michelangelo: A Journey into the Heart of Cava di Fantiscritti

Alexavladi
Alexavladi
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[Carrara, Italy]

ひろさんの尻尾
ひろさんの尻尾
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Rome | Experience the Charm of Hotel Morgana

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Mogana Hotel Rome | Enjoy Comfort in a Historic Setting Rating: 4.5 | Highly Rated Address: Via Fil

Mogana Hotel Rome | Enjoy Comfort in a Historic Setting Rating: 4.5 | Highly Rated Address: Via Fil

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