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CITY OVERVIEW

Porto Lotti

Porto Lotti is an example of the excellence which La Spezia’s mooring harbors offer and a reference point for Made in Italy shipbuilding, which is exemplified by the Miglio Blu district. Just the perfect base from which to explore the Cinque Terre and Montemarcello parks, as well as nearby Tuscany. Thanks to the strategic position, you can reach Porto Lotti very easily, by land, sea or air, from various points, including from the mainland and Mediterranean Islands. This placement makes it ideal as a home-port, with exits to the most enchanting destinations and corners of Liguria, Tuscany, Corsica or Sardinia. From Porto Lotti many destinations can also reached by sea, such as Corsica, Sardinia, the coast and islands of Tuscany, the Ligurian Riviera di Levante; or the most fashionable destinations of the Côte d'Azur, such as Monte Carlo, Antibes or Cannes. There are many places of cultural interest, which can be reached by car: cities, museums, churches, and monuments, renowned all over the world. The nearby art cities of Tuscany, Florence, Siena, Pisa, Lucca and Arezzo, to name but a few. The small villages of the Ligurian and Tuscan-Emilian Apennines follow one another as far as the eye can see, each with its distinct character.

Visiting La Spezia

The city is located on a narrow strip of land surrounded by the sea and mountains: Monte Parodi, which overlooks the city, gives a splendid view of La Spezia and its Gulf, and divides it, at the same time, from the Cinque Terre, a natural paradise unique in the world which must be visited when in the area. Also visible from above is the dockyard. La Spezia is home to one of the biggest navy yards for the Italian navy, the Marina Militare. At the base of Monte Parodi there is a fork in the road: continuing on, instead of turning towards Riomaggiore, visitors can reach Portovenere. The local area surrounding the capital offers a number of tourist sites. In addition to the closeness of the Cinque Terre, there are also a number of other locations, both cultural (museums, churches, castles, forts) and natural, like the many panoramic viewing areas, the many beach facilities along the coast of Sarzana and others on the Gulf of Poets.