A Guide to special place in Forte dei Marmi
We are delighted to welcome you to Casa del Maestro, and to introduce you to Forte dei Marmi — a destination that blends Tuscan charm with seaside elegance, perfect for slow mornings, refined pleasures, and timeless memories.
From local markets and beach clubs to art, wellness, and evenings under the stars, here is a selection of real places and experiences to make the most of your stay.
Weekly Markets & Antiques
Wednesday Market – Piazza Marconi
Every Wednesday morning (8:00–13:30), Forte’s main square comes alive with stalls offering high-quality fashion, leather goods, linens, and more. One of Italy’s most famous open-air markets, it’s a must for a morning stroll and a bit of style hunting.Antique Market – Piazza Dante
Held every second Saturday and Sunday of the month, this elegant market features antiques, vintage pieces, and decorative objects, displayed beneath the trees in a peaceful corner of town. Evening openings in summer.
The Festival of Sant’Ermete
From 26 to 28 August, Forte dei Marmi celebrates its patron saint with one of the most cherished events of the season. Don’t miss the Focata — a traditional bonfire lit on the beach at night — and the vibrant atmosphere throughout the town centre.
The festival also features the largest open-air market of the year, with over 200 stalls offering fashion, crafts, and local delicacies.
The Fortino & The Museum of Satire
At the heart of Forte stands the Fortino Leopoldo I, a small 18th-century fortress now home to the Museum of Satire and Caricature. It hosts a permanent collection of drawings and editorial cartoons from around the world, along with rotating art exhibitions during the year.
Beach Clubs near Casa del Maestro
Just a short walk from the house, you’ll find several of the town’s most established and well-maintained beach clubs:
Bagno Paradiso al Mare – elegant, quiet, with a quality restaurant.
Bagno Alaide – local, friendly, and just five minutes away.
Bagno Maitò – iconic, lively, perfect for lunch by the sea.
For a more exclusive experience, we recommend:
Bagno Dalmazia – classic and beautifully curated.
Bagno Piero – historic and refined, with excellent service.
Alpemare Beach Club – stylish and serene, owned by the Bocelli family.
Bagno Roma di Levante – discreet and elegant.
Bagno Annetta – one of Forte’s most elegant and timeless establishments.
Nightlife & Clubs
Forte by night is a mix of live music, stylish cocktails, and seaside dancing — always with a touch of glamour.
La Capannina di Franceschi – the oldest club in Europe, opened in 1929. Legendary and unmissable.
Twiga Beach Club – a beachside institution with dining, lounge, and international DJs.
Ostras Beach – sunset drinks and soft elegance on the sand.
Beach Club Versilia – dramatic lighting, big events, and music until late.
Seven Apples – energetic, colourful, with open-air parties and a youthful vibe.
Golf & Wellness
If you're looking to unwind between nature and elegance, Forte dei Marmi offers plenty of options.
Versilia Golf Club – a beautiful 18-hole course surrounded by pine trees and mountains. With a club house, restaurant, and pro shop, it’s ideal for both experienced players and beginners.
The Longevity Suite – one of Europe’s most advanced wellness centres, offering cryotherapy, oxygen therapy, and personalised anti-ageing programs in a discreet and elegant setting.
Luxury hotel spas open to external guests include:
• Egoista Spa – at Principe Forte dei Marmi
• Imperiale Spa – at Grand Hotel Imperiale
• Wellness by Byblos – contemporary and artistic
A round of golf or an afternoon of quiet spa rituals — whichever you choose, Forte has a way of making time feel beautifully well spent.
We hope this guide helps you enjoy the very best of Forte dei Marmi.
Should you need any recommendations or assistance during your stay at Casa del Maestro, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
We wish you a relaxing and inspiring time by the sea.
Welcome to Forte dei Marmi.