Pietrasanta is the city of sculptors — marble, art galleries, and a piazza that looks like a film set. Il SaliScendi sits right at the heart of it all: a multi-level apartment with thoughtful design, private parking included, and a rooftop terrace to end the day on. The house unfolds vertically, just as the name suggests. On the ground floor you'll find the first double bedroom — cool, air-conditioned, with an ethnic-inspired aesthetic — and a full bathroom with shower. Going up, the living area opens wide: a fully equipped kitchen, dining table for six, a reading nook, Smart TV and free Wi-Fi. On the top floor, the second bedroom with a double bed and a single (sleeps 3 comfortably), plus a second bathroom with shower. Private parking is included right below the apartment — one of the very few properties in the historic centre with this setup. The building is inside the ZTL restricted zone: access is permitted from 7:00–10:00 and 15:30–16:30. Arrive once, park, and explore Pietrasanta on foot. Pietrasanta is not a stopover — it's a destination. Museums, galleries, restaurants and open-air sculpture just steps away. The Versilia coast (Forte dei Marmi, Viareggio) is 15 minutes by car. The marble quarries of Carrara are 20 minutes away. The perfect base for anyone who wants art, sea and great food in the same trip.

My name is Francesca Cecchini and I am from Florence. I own this house because I love to go there in the weekend and spend at least one month in the summer. The position is perfect, so close from the sea but a bit higher so it's always fresh. I wish you enjoy the place as much as I do!!!

Saliscendi is located in the very heart of Pietrasanta’s historic center. This charming town, rich in history and art, offers countless possibilities for discovery. You’ll have the chance to explore its culture and traditions, stroll through the town center, venture into the countryside, or head to the seaside areas of Fiumetto, Tonfano, Focette, and Motrone. You can admire the many historical monuments or visit the numerous art workshops to see firsthand how local masterpieces are created. Don’t miss the wide, well-equipped beaches and modern resorts, along with the delicious traditional cuisine, whether you’re a fan of seafood or meat, served in a variety of restaurants and trattorias. For nightlife lovers, the legendary dance clubs that made Versilia famous during the “Roaring Years” are still a must-see. And let’s not forget the La Versiliana Theater, home to Romano Battaglia’s Caffè, as well as the many exhibitions and museums scattered throughout the area.