Things To DoThings To Do
The Olive Press KitchenThe Olive Press Kitchen
We recommend taking a cooking class!
Amici BiciAmici Bici
The BEST way to explore Lucca!
Guinigi TowerGuinigi Tower
• Why visit? A unique medieval tower topped with oak trees growing from the roof. • What to do? Climb the 230+ steps for a stunning panoramic view of Lucca.
Piazza AnfiteatroPiazza Anfiteatro
• Why visit? Built on the site of an ancient Roman amphitheater, the oval-shaped piazza is one of Lucca’s most picturesque and historic spots. • What to do? Grab a drink or gelato and enjoy the charming views and people-watching.
Le Mura ToscaneLe Mura Toscane
The Walls of Lucca (Le Mura) • Why visit? The city is famous for its fully intact Renaissance-era city walls. • What to do? Walk or bike the 4.3 km loop around the city for scenic views of both the city and surrounding countryside.
Duomo di San MartinoDuomo di San Martino
• Why visit? This Romanesque-Gothic cathedral holds impressive artwork, including Tintoretto’s Last Supper and the Volto Santo relic. • What to do? Explore the beautifully decorated chapels and the cathedral museum.
Puccini MuseumPuccini Museum
• Why visit? Lucca is the birthplace of composer Giacomo Puccini (La Bohème, Madama Butterfly). • What to do? Visit the Puccini Museum and maybe even catch an opera performance.
Piazza NapoleonePiazza Napoleone
• Why visit? Lucca’s largest square, ideal for relaxing, festivals, and enjoying local life. • What to do? Visit Palazzo Ducale or just enjoy a drink at one of the nearby cafés.