モンテカルロ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

ルッカの城壁リング（L'Anello delle Mura di Lucca）は、街の歴史的中心部を完全に囲む、約4.2kmの壮大な歩行者および自転車道です。完全に平坦で木々が並んでおり、散歩（約1〜1.5時間）やサイクリングに最適で、塔、鐘楼、庭園のユニークな景色を楽しめます。

ルッカの歴史的中心部は、ヨーロッパで最も保存状態の良い中世の中心部の1つであり、16世紀から17世紀にかけてのルネサンス期の美しい城壁に完全に囲まれています。「100の教会」の街として知られ、その宗教建築の驚くべき密度から、この中心部は石畳の小道、そびえ立つ中世の塔、そして世界でもユニークな広場が豊富な広大な歩行者天国となっています。

16世紀から17世紀にかけて建設されたルッカの城壁は、ヨーロッパで最も保存状態の良いルネサンス期の要塞の一つです。全長約4kmで、歴史的な中心部を完全に囲んでおり、現在では散歩やサイクリングに最適な、木々が並ぶ広大な公園となっています。城壁の上からは、街と周囲の丘の素晴らしい景色を眺めることができます。

Beautiful ancient oak tree!

The centuries-old oak, called The Witches' Oak located in the municipality of Capannori, a meeting point for many cyclists given the numerous paths that surround the large oak. Historic monument to see

The city walls of Lucca have surrounded the old city centre since 180 BC. The current wall, built between 1504 and 1645, served as a defence against attacks from nearby Florence. The wall’s only use as a defensive line was against the floods of the River Serchio on 18 November 1812. As one of the best-preserved examples of a 16th-century European defensive structure, the wall remains an impressive symbol of Lucca’s rich history.

One of the most beautiful and famous villas in the province of Lucca, Villa Torrigiani is located in the hamlet of Camigliano, in the municipality of Capannori. Its park is very large and of great beauty, in particular thanks to the French garden.

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...