Whether you are sightseeing, out for exercise or enjoying some form of recreation, Lucca’s 2 1/2 mile (4 km) medieval wall walk is an experience that shouldn’t be missed. Located just [...]
Bagni di Lucca is a collection of villages on the edge of the Garfagnana area of northern Tuscany. It has been famous for its thermal springs since Roman times. The drive the villages follows the Serchio River from Lucca. Just before arriving in Bagni di Lucca, the Lima River joins the Serchio near the incredible Ponte della Maddelena, or Devil's Bridge. Matilde di Canossa had the bridge built in
The Museum Paolo Cresci in Lucca details the stories of Italians who left their country.
Lucca is one of the loveliest towns in Italy. It was founded by the Etruscans and was at one time a Roman colony.
