Carrara is a town in the Italian province of Massa-Carrara in Tuscany. The city is the most important center of Italian marble, with its famous Carrara marble extracted from the nearby Apuan Alps. The visit to the marble basins is mandatory: it undergoes a heritage that should be around 60 billion cubic meters of marble. The tourist who is on holiday in Carrara, will be able to visit the most important and majestic places in the city. Discover churches, theatres and old buildings is a way to get closer to the architectural styles and characters that helped make the city a great cultural, artistic and religious centre. The monument representing the city's artistic style is the Duomo, with its Romanesque styles ranging from Gothic to, as you can see from the canopy, from the top of the façade and the portal. Rich in history and culture is also the sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmine, Palazzo Cybo Malaspina, the home of naturalist and historian Emanuele Repetti and the home of the great Michelangelo.