Lake Massaciuccoli

Lake Massaciuccoli is a lake in the Province of Lucca, Tuscany, Italy. Its surface area is 6.9 km². It is found essentially in the region of Massarosa and incompletely in Torre del Lago, a common area of Viareggio. The lake was referred to in old circumstances as the Fossis Papirianis, a name utilized as a part of the Tabula Peutingeriana. The author Giacomo Puccini lived adjacent and every now and again chased around the lake; the close-by town of Torre del Lago is once in a while said with addition "Puccini" in his respect.

The lake is home to the expansive degree of Cladium mariscus in Italy. Be that as it may, vegetation and natural life have contracted significantly since the twentieth century, because of eutrophication and development of Louisianan Crayfish, which are presently vanishing from the lake in view of ruthless flying creatures. Massaciuccoli is the name of both a town and a lake in Tuscany along the Versilia drift. It's Tuscany's biggest lake. The town of Massaciuccoli lies on the eastern edge of the lake framed from stream Serchio; the better known Torre del Lago Puccini lies on the contrary side.

Torre del Lago's acclaimed Puccini Festival keeps that side of the lake bouncing, yet in the event that you like calm, a pleasant minimal Roman archeological site and manor with a view, an antiquated yet restored resort lodging that serves incredible sustenance, and a bit of birdwatching along the stroll on-water raised walkways, this little corner of watery heaven may very well be for you.