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Perfect place for cycling, running, or walking without the hassle of traffic. All flat, with wide paved roads or dirt trails within the park.

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Very nice here 🥰

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Very nice.

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Beautiful cycle path.

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Very nice.

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Very nice view all the way to Pisa and the sea.

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in cerbaia stop at the bar da pimpina, excellent, especially the rice puddings!

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Giotto's Campanile is the bell tower of the church of Santa Maria del Fiore, the cathedral of Florence, located in Piazza del Duomo. Magnificent but very very busy. Do not hesitate to go and get ice creams and refreshments a little further in the quieter alleys.

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Wonderful places and views to enjoy in complete tranquility.

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From Piazza del Duomo you can easily see all the sights.

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It is very beautiful here.

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The city wall, which is around 4 km long and 20-50 meters wide, is one of the buildings in Lucca that gives this city its special flair. Today, the entire area is a park, mostly planted with chestnut trees. Such a building - a park on an old rampart - can otherwise only be found (you would hardly believe it) in the German city of Soest......

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Is it possible to see and taste Lucca in just one day? It goes without saying that Lucca, the city of a hundred and one churches, cannot be discovered in one day. We will take up the challenge with a selection of highlights. With Michelin (travel guide) at hand, we can still taste the essence of a lively city and catch a glimpse of many impressive palazzi. We start at Porta San Donato. We stroll triumphantly for a quarter of a round on the shady medieval ramparts of the once impregnable fortress city. Bastions that offer a beautiful view from above are silent witnesses of turbulent and uncertain times. ‘A place to be and to see’. Inspired by the past of power and wealth, we dive into the city like many history lovers. Lucca was built according to a medieval plan and much of the architecture bears witness to the different historical periods that it has gone through and made this city what it is today. From one highlight to the next, we experience the most interesting highlights, including the Duomo di San Martino, whose Romanesque façade is the eye-catcher, and the Roman amphitheatre on the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro. “Panem et circenses” or "bread and games" can still be taken literally here today. In playful ways, waiters try to win over guests for their establishment. Street artists battle each other to get a piece of 'their' pocket. A beautiful spectacle to watch and compare, but in the end we prefer our present and daily bread elsewhere. With enough imagination, you can wander through the city centre for a whole day along the many squares, humble 😉 sacred houses and rich city palaces. Many other sights can be found in the created highlights. Lucca, 'a place to be and to see' can be taken literally. This can be your appointment with history. Taste and enjoy...

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We visited it on the way to Livorno. It's well worth seeing!

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The most spectacular way to get to the center of Florence from the Cascine park

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Ascent from Calci with a view of the Pisan plain; descent into the greenery of S.Andrea di Compito (village of Camellias) and return from the Lucca plain. On the last stretch there is a lot of traffic on weekdays, much less on holidays.

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beautiful avenue with cypresses up on an unpaved surface. It is the classic Tuscan avenue, full of beauty, especially at dusk

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Panorama of San Miniato with the Prato della Rocca - the brick keep on the flattened hilltop - and the bell tower of the Prato del Duomo.

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On the lower Plaza della Republica stands the Palazzo del Seminario with a concave facade that was decorated at the beginning of the 18th century with frescoes and Latin aphorisms of the Church Fathers, while at the bottom there were medieval shops, some of which have been preserved.

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San Miniato, city of good cuisine and white truffles, looks from a hill over the plain through which the Arno flows. The monumental palaces prove its grandeur, but all its charm lies in two esplanades formed by the unexpected Prato del Duomo and the square in front of the castle of Emperor Frederick II. The name San Miniato was previously followed by 'al Tedesco' (from the German.), because the city was the Tuscan residence of the German emperors from the 10th century.

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