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Pietrasanta - Monte Corchia
🇮🇹 Tuscany · Italy — Altitude 44 m
This live stream looks out from Pietrasanta toward Monte Corchia, the Apuan mountain range rising behind the Versilia coast. It suits anyone planning a trip to northern Tuscany or curious how the weather is developing over the hills right now.
Pietrasanta is a small walled town in the Versilia area of Tuscany, set just inland from the Tyrrhenian coast at a low elevation. It is known for its marble tradition, since the nearby Apuan Alps have been quarried for centuries, and for its historic centre of narrow streets and squares. The landscape blends olive groves, pine woods and the sharp limestone peaks of the Apuan range.
The camera's view of the mountains changes noticeably with light and cloud, so early morning and late afternoon often show the most contrast on the ridges. Clear days bring out the outline of the peaks, while haze or cloud cover can hide them entirely. Check the live weather block on this page before expecting a clear view.
Late spring and early autumn are generally the most comfortable times to visit, with mild temperatures and fewer crowds than midsummer. Summers on this stretch of coast are warm and humid, while winters are mild but can be wet. Nearby cameras on VizCams include Pontestazzemese, Forte dei Marmi, Camaiore and Torre del Lago Puccini, all within about 15 km.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Pietrasanta are shown in the weather block on this page, updated alongside the live stream.
The local time for Pietrasanta is displayed on this page, so you can see whether it is daylight there before you watch the stream.
The camera is in Pietrasanta in the Versilia area of Tuscany, at about 44 metres above sea level, and its map shows the exact position.
Mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light on the mountains, while clear days make the Apuan peaks easiest to see.
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