Lucca Guided Tour
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Experience Highlights
Discover Lucca on this guided tour that will take you through one of the most beautiful cities in Tuscany. For 2 hours, you will walk through the cobbled streets, see the medieval buildings and ancient walls that make up this Italian city. You will pass by emblematic places such as St. Michael's Square or the Torre delle Ore.
The professional guide who will accompany you will give you interesting facts about Lucca, its historical Roman legacy and the influence that the Renaissance had on its architecture. The activity also includes entrance to the church of San Frediano and the Cathedral of San Martino.
- Don't miss this guided tour of Lucca, a city located in the Italian Tuscany, where you will explore the Roman and Renaissance historical legacy that characterises it.
- The Torre delle Ore, the Amphitheatre Square or St. Michael's Square are the most representative points you will see.
- You will have access to the Church of San Frediano and the Cathedral of San Martino. Enjoy a stroll through the cobbled streets, medieval buildings and walls of Lucca.
What’s included
- Guided tour of Lucca
- Professional guide
- Entrance to the Cathedral of San Martino
- Entrance to the Church of San Frediano
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Step by Step
Explore Lucca, the beautiful Tuscan city, in the best possible way on this guided tour of about 2 hours. Your expert guide will take you on a historical journey where you will see how the Roman and Renaissance periods have left their legacy in Lucca. Walk along the cobblestone streets, through the russet-coloured medieval buildings and along the centuries-old city walls.
Lucca has the charm of Italy, but also the advantage of not being overcrowded with cars or visitors. You will be able to see emblematic places such as:
- Torre delle Ore: the tallest tower in Lucca. It was bought by the government in the 14th century and a clock was added to it.
- Piazza dell'Anfiteatro: one of the most famous squares in the city, it was built on top of the ancient Roman amphitheatre from the 2nd century.
You will also have admission included:
- Cathedral of San Martino: dedicated to Saint Martin of Tours, this is one of the most representative religious temples of Lucca. It is of Romanesque and Gothic style.
- Basilica of San Frediano: Romanesque style, which is one of the oldest catholic churches in the city.
One of the most representative characteristics of Lucca is its great wall, 4,200 metres long, which has remained intact since its construction. In addition to the strong historical significance of the city, the architecture based on reddish and clay-coloured buildings is striking.
Finally, the romanticism is also a highlight of this location, largely due to the area in which it is situated. Around Lucca, you will see vineyards, countryside, historic villas, small villages and a whole Tuscan aura that will give your tour a magic that you can only find here.
