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The city walls of Lucca are very impressive

It was so nice to be able to cycle on the walls that I didn't even want to leave it. The very wide path facilitates mutual space.

The city walls of Lucca, like those of Pisa, are well preserved, making them ideal for wonderful walks and bike rides. Characteristic of the city walls are the wide tree-lined avenues and the beautiful views over the city. The city walls were built around 1500 and completed in 1645.

Lucca, see & taste in one day - Day 7 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. 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. With enough imagination, you can wander through the city center 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... Read our full impression of Lucca? Click through to https://www.komoot.com/nl-nl/tour/1170744366

There is a separate area with a small altar to the left of the main altar for those who want to reflect. There are also benches here for people to sit and relax. No photos are allowed here. This church can be visited without paying an entrance fee.

The birthplace of Giacomo Puccini. is a gem that no one should ignore. Behind the heavy fortress walls that bear witness to a glorious past, lies a particularly atmospheric medieval town with rich and exceptional architecture. Life is good in Lucca, where cyclists and pedestrians come and go in the lively, narrow streets. Because of the church facades that almost look like lace, the two old towers that have been saved from the hundred that used to reach the sky and the oval-shaped Piazza dell'Anfiteatro with its cozy terraces, it is tempting to stay a little longer in Lucca.

Lucca's city wall has enclosed the old city center since 180 BC. The current wall, built between 1504 and 1645, served as a defense against attacks from nearby Florence. The only use of the wall as a defense line was against the waters of the River Serchio on November 18, 1812. As one of the best-preserved examples of a 16th-century European fortification, the wall remains an impressive symbol of Lucca's rich history.

The Ponte della Musica Popolare Angelo Fagiolini is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Serchio River in Lucca. The bridge is named after Maestro Angelo Fagiolini, the founder of the Fancelli music school. The bridge was inaugurated in the presence of Maestro Fagiolini's family, the municipal administration and many students from the Fancelli music school.