Viareggio

/ viaˈreddʒo /

noun

a town and resort in W Italy, in Tuscany on the Ligurian Sea. Pop: 61 103 (2001)

If I want some excitement, I head to nearby Viareggio, where they host Carnevale every February.

Two bodies were found on the shore—one near Viareggio, which I went and examined.

But nothing, as it seems to me, and certainly not so modern a place as Viareggio, will keep you long from Pisa.

The vineyards lying back of Viareggio may not be the most luxuriant in Italy, but they blossom abundantly enough.

A few butts have doubtless been dropped overboard at Viareggio for the poisoning of its ten thousand summer visitors.

This waterway runs in an almost straight line from Viareggio to the base of that particular hill on whose summit lies my village.

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