In the north of Tuscany there is one of the most secret, and therefore the most precious, corners of Tuscany: the Lunigiana. This strip of the Tuscan territory, which flows into the sea, borders to the north and east with Emilia Romagna, to the west with Liguria and to the south with the Apuan Alps, spectacular mountains, visible more or less from all of Lunigiana, which owe their name to the similarity to the mountains to the alpine arc.