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Things To Do

We’re so excited to have you join us, and we want to help make the most of your trip. Below you’ll find some of our favorite recommendations for things to do and see in nearby cities. If you’d like more ideas, travel tips, or help planning your time, feel free to reach out to the bride and groom—we’re happy to help! Check out this Google Maps Guide: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1EDjldnUgkW85bOORx4NddD6F9zxDN0jJ&g_ep=CAESCTExLjgzLjMwMhgAIN1iKgg0NzA2ODYwOUICSVQ%3D&shorturl=1&ll=43.9142515%2C10.538601900000012&z=13
Tenuta Adamo Winery

Tenuta Adamo Winery

6115 Via per Camaiore, Lucca, Toscana 55100, Italy

set in the hills just outside Lucca, offers an intimate and welcoming tasting experience with scenic vineyard views, a modern yet relaxed atmosphere, and friendly staff who explain the wines clearly. Guests typically enjoy tastings of several local Tuscan wines—often including Sangiovese—alongside estate olive oil and generous platters of cheeses and cured meats, with many visitors noting both the quality and good value. It is particularly well regarded by travelers looking for a smaller, less commercial winery that is easy to reach from Lucca while still delivering a memorable Tuscan wine experience.

Forte dei Marmi

Forte dei Marmi

Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany 55042, Italy

Upscale seaside town set on the Ligurian sea. Here you will find dozens of beach clubs where you can rent cabanas, shopping and waterfront dining. Only a 15-minute train from Lucca's train station!

Province of Lucca

Province of Lucca

Tuscany, Italy

We have provided a Google list of restaurants and sites to see around Lucca!

Visit Cinque Terre

Visit Cinque Terre

Liguria, Italy

An 1 1/2 hour drive and scenic train from Lucca train station to the beautiful coastal towns of Cinque Terre. There are 5 towns along the coast, we recommend taking the train which is much easier than driving the winding roads from town to town.

Montecatini Terme (Joanne Burke's Recommendation ❤️)

Montecatini Terme (Joanne Burke's Recommendation ❤️)

Montecatini Terme, Tuscany, Italy

For those fortunate enough to have known and loved my grandmother, Joanne, there's a good chance you've heard stories of her travels throughout Italy—and especially her fondness for Montecatini Terme. Of all the beautiful places she visited, Montecatini always held a special place in her heart. If you're looking for the perfect blend of relaxation, culture, and timeless Tuscan charm, take Joanne's recommendation and spend some time in Montecatini Terme. I think you'll understand why she loved it so much. Additionally, nearly every travel resource I reviewed recommended September and October as the best time to visit Montecatini Terme. One guide described the fall season as offering the “most balanced combination of pleasant weather, cultural programming, and accessible accommodation,” a sentiment that perfectly captures the town's appeal.