Il Dolce Far Niente
Duomo di San Martino
Lucca's Cathedral is located in a secluded location of the old city center, just outside the main tourist itinerary. If you follow the main street called Il Fillungo, or enter in through the walls at the entrance right in front of the train station, you will easy find it. Look up and use the white-tipped tower as your guide.
Piazza dell'Anfiteatro
The ruins of an ancient Roman amphitheater, this location is a famous attraction in Lucca. There are plenty of places in this piazza to shop, eat, drink and enjoy.
Osteria la Dritta
A small and charming osteria in central Lucca. Stop by for delicious plates and a glass of wine.
Chiesa di San Michele in Foro
The Chiesa di San Michele in Foro (Church of San Michele in Foro), is one of the most beautiful and enchanting historical structures of the city of Lucca. It is a Roman Catholic Church which was built over the remains of the ancient Roman forum. Until 1370, the church was the seat of the Consiglio Maggiore (the Major Council), which was considered as the most important assembly of the commune’s. The most significant feature of this church is that it was originally designed to be dedicated to the Archangel Michael.
Torre Guingi
A medieval tower constructed by a wealthy family as a symbol of their status in the 14th century. Also known for an ancient oak tree growing in the hanging garden at the top. Climb the tower to view Lucca and its famous medieval walls.
Trattoria da Nonna Clara
Perfect place to stop for homemade pasta e vino 🍝
Pisa
Pisa is located approximately 35-40 minutes from Lucca. We reccommend that you visit the leaning tower, walk along the Arno River, explore Borga Stretto and take a trip to Piazza dei Cavalieri
Cinque Terre
Cinque Terre is located approximately one and a half hours away from Lucca.
Collodi
Known as the hometown of Carlo Collodi, creator of Pinocchio. We reccommend that you visit the famous Pinocchio Park and Historic gardens at Villa Garzoni
Viareggio
A classic Tuscan beach town with Art Nouveau buildings and long promenades. Best for beaches, seafood & aperitivo by the sea.
Lerici
Colorful harbor town south of Cinque Terre that’s usually less crowded. Best for seaside scenery, boat trips & romantic atmosphere
Pistoia
Often overlooked, Pistoia feels authentically Tuscan without huge crowds. Its old center is full of Romanesque churches and local markets. Best for quiet medieval atmosphere, food markets, less-touristy Tuscany.