Discover holiday apartments in Cerreta Sant'Antonio

Cerreta Sant'Antonio is a village with a distinctly historic character and a characteristic layout. At the entrance to the village stands the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate on the right bank of the Vezza stream. Here, village history, a historic fountain complex, and the SAV hiking route meet destinations such as Monte Corchia and the surrounding beaches.

Church history at the entrance to the village

The Church of Sant'Antonio Abate defines the entrance to Cerreta Sant'Antonio. It was first mentioned in a 1320 valuation register. On May 6, 1603, it was consecrated by Giovanni Battista Selvago. A war memorial is also mounted on the exterior wall of the church's rectory. Several centuries of church history lie between the 1320 mention and the 1603 consecration.

Village layout and main fountain complex

Cerreta Sant'Antonio was already mentioned as a village in the 10th century. The houses are arranged along two streets that meet at the main fountain complex. This fountain complex preserves an original 18th-century structure. Its distinctive arrangement makes the village center an easily recognizable reference point for local history and gives a stay a clear, manageable structure.

The SAV hiking route through several villages

The SAV hiking route leads from Zarra through Cerreta Sant'Antonio, Minazzana, and Basati, then back to Cerreta Sant'Antonio and Zarra. When approaching from Seravezza, the SAV trail to Cerreta Sant'Antonio is signposted shortly after the road sign for Argentiera.

Culture, waterfall, beach, and mountain

The surrounding area also offers various destinations for vacation days with different cultural and scenic focuses. Pretorio Palace, the Museo Archeologico Versiliese "b. Antonucci", Galleria Petrarte, and Barbara Paci Galleria d'Arte are located near Cerreta Sant'Antonio. The Pozzo della Madonna waterfall is also nearby. The Spiaggia Forte dei Marmi beach, Spiaggia Marina di Pietrasanta beach, and Monte Corchia are likewise located in the surrounding area. A cultural day can focus on the palace, the archaeological museum, and the two galleries. Another can place the waterfall, beaches, or Monte Corchia at the center of the day.

Choose a holiday apartment in Cerreta Sant'Antonio based on your travel interests

The combination of village history, the fountain complex, the hiking route, and different destinations in the surrounding area offers a clear choice of focuses. In the village, the church, war memorial, and main fountain complex provide historical impressions; the SAV route leads through Zarra, Minazzana, and Basati, while museums, galleries, the Pozzo della Madonna waterfall, the two beaches, and Monte Corchia are located in the surrounding area. A holiday apartment in Cerreta Sant'Antonio can therefore suit a trip that combines village history, hiking, mountain scenery, and the coast.

Further stops along the SAV route

The SAV route also passes through Basati and Minazzana.

For the higher-level travel overview: Seravezza.