Attractions around Lucca

The piazza is the interior of a Roman amphitheater. The walls are now used for shops and restaurants. On the outside you can still see original parts of the amphitheater.
A beautiful place to sit, eat and drink.

Close to the main street of Lucca.

Lucca is one of the most famous Italian cities of art, rich in history and treasures to admire and discover. Lucca had a Roman origin (evident in a square that … read more

In the left transept of the cathedral, which is well worth seeing, is the famous tomb of Ilaria del Caretto, who died in childbed in 1405 at the age of … read more

excellent walk uncontaminated landscapes

It is worth climbing to the top to enjoy a fantastic panorama.

On the Pisan Mountains that divide the plain of Pisa from that of Lucca, there are many paths suitable for MTB and especially trekking.
One of these has a particular … read more

If you visit Lucca, you should definitely walk around the city on the medieval city wall. Not only do you have a variety of insights into the city, which leads … read more

To go around the walls it is better to rent a bike.

Lucca has a lot to offer culturally. Puccini was a son of the city.

The old town of Lucca was an absolute highlight for me. Great little streets with many shopping and rest stops. And everywhere beautiful sights

The frescoes on the facade are magnificent.

Irresistible viewpoint. Challenging climb from campo di croce. With an "easy" ebike but the bike must be managed, without electric help the climb is complicated, heavy but within the reach … read more

A marvel set in the greenery at the foot of the Pisan mountains. The Nottolini aqueduct continues to Lucca, exactly behind the train station. At the end is the small … read more

Pietrasanta is the most important city of Versilia (the coastal sub-region of the province of Lucca) and the capital of the artistic marble-working.
City of medieval origin, important also from … read more

The trail has recently been cleaned up and modified with the addition of new very fun jumps (which however can be easily avoided). Perhaps it is the path of the Pisan Mountains more suitable for those who want to learn.

Well guarded and well cared for building.

Ponte della Maddalena, which owes its name to the presence of a nearby Maddalena Oratory, is a nice stone bridge on the Serchio river near Borgo a Mozzano, in the … read more

The bridge is a remarkable example of medieval engineering, that inspired Devil-related folktale regarding its origin. Delightful view with reflections of the landscape in the waters ot the Serchio river.

Viewpoints with great all-round visibility. Also easy to reach with the MTB.