Tours and Trips in Lucca

Take a stroll through Lucca's medieval history and architectural highlights on a private, 3-hour walking tour. Learn the backstory behind local landmarks like the city walls, Palazzo Ducale, Teatro del Giglio, Guinigi Tower and Basilica di San Frediano from your knowledgeable guide, who will also point out hidden gems that many visitors miss. Ask all the questions you like during the personalized tour, and finish with a glass of wine or prosecco at a local 'enoteca.'

Explore the traditional Tuscan town of Lucca on a 2-hour walking tour of the historic center. Stroll the cobblestone streets, bustling piazzas and old Renaissance walls; trace the city's Roman past along Via San Paolino and Piazza San Michele; and see the birthplace of local composer Giacomo Puccini. Keep your camera poised as you admire the medieval buildings along Via Fillungo, peek inside San Frediano church and visit landmarks like the Cathedral of San Martino, Piazza Anfiteatro and Torre delle Ore.

On this half-day tour from Florence, head out to the Tuscan city of Lucca to see its historical attractions including the remains of a Roman amphitheater and towers and villas from the 12th to 16th centuries. Unlike other Italian cities like Florence, Lucca maintained its military walls, which are now a pedestrian promenade. Plus, since it's not a hilly town, the tour is ideal for anyone with mobility issues or for those who are looking for a relaxing walk.

Indulge and unwind like a local on a walking and tasting tour through Lucca's historic city center. Get an inside perspective on the city's caf e culture as you walk through narrow streets and the iconic Amphitheater Square with a foodie guide. Soak up the relaxed ambience and stop at several wine bars and lounges to quench your thirst with regional wines, artisan beer and a local liqueur paired with typical savory snacks.

Nestled on the shores of the Serchio River in Tuscany, Lucca boasts cobblestone streets, Renaissance architecture, and centuries of colorful history. On this private bike tour, choose a morning or afternoon ride and spin through the narrow medieval streets with your guide to lead the way. Hit top attractions including the Guinigi Tower and the 11th-century Lucca Cathedral with ease, and head up to the top of the Renaissance city walls for uninterrupted views over the Lucca rooftops.

Uncover the magic of Pisa and Lucca during this full-day tour by van from Florence. Stand under the notorious Leaning Tower of Pisa and stroll over Piazza dei Miracoli, home to many historic sites. Travel to the village of Lucca, famous for its medieval walls, and visit the nearby ancient forum.

Learn about World War 2 history with a private guide during this self-drive tour of the Gothic Line. Explore the Museum of Liberation, home to memorabilia including military uniforms and arms, before visiting two World War 2-era bunkers. Go off the beaten path with an itinerary that includes a third bunker and a walk across the Devil's Bridge, dating back to the Middle Ages.

Inspire the imagination of your children with this 2-hour kid-focused Middle Ages tour in Lucca. Let an experienced guide lead you back in time to learn about the pilgrims who made their way to see the 'Volto Santo,' a wooden crucifix, in Lucca in the Middle Ages. See the city's historic mint and receive a copy of a coin from that era. Sample some gelato at the end of the tour.

Spend a delightful day in the Tuscan countryside exploring some of the region's best-kept natural and cultural gems. Traveling from Pisa in a minivan, tour the charming medieval city of Lucca, birthplace of opera master Puccini. Follow the river Serchio through Garfagnana hill country, taking in the sights such as a massive fortress and the legendary Devil's Bridge. Finish the day with a visit to the picturesque village of Barga, which offers spectacular valley views from its hilltop cathedral. 

Maximize your time in Florence and enjoy personalized service. Book this private excursion to Pisa, home of Galileo Galilei and the famous Leaning Tower. Explore the Square of Miracles and climb to the top of the tower for views of the splendor. Discover the ancient town of Lucca when you walk through the Roman Amphitheater ruins and Guinigi Tower.

When visiting Florence, don't miss the chance to visit one of Tuscany's other most enchanting destinations with this private, half-day tour to Lucca. Travel in a Mercedes through the beautiful countryside to arrive at the Renaissance city, famous for its preserved medieval walls that encircle the old city center. Enjoy several hours of leisure time to spend as you please, whether you want to grab lunch at a local cafe, stroll along the promenade atop the walls or explore local attractions like Puccini's former home and Piazza del Giglio. Price is per group, based on a maximum of three passengers per vehicle.

Music and Giacomo Puccini are two points of reference tied to both history and harmony. In order to acquaint oneself with Lucca, they can also be perceived as two of the fundamental elements generated by a territory rich in history, culture, and tradition.Our guided tour consists of a pleasant stroll "andante"¦. but con brio" through town, accompanied by excerpts of the artists' most significant and famous compositions.So, in addition to getting to know the history of Lucca, it will be possible to become acquainted with the musicians, hear anecdotes about their lives and the places in town connected to them, including the Puccini Museum and the theatre, Teatro del Giglio.

The Italian cities of Pisa and Lucca are widely considered the gems in Tuscany's crown, with rich history and beautiful architecture. On this full-day tour, visit both cities in one day with free time to explore at your leisure, and discover top attractions including the UNESCO-listed Leaning Tower of Pisa. Sample fine Chianti wines at a local winery, and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour - limited to eight people.

Discover Lucca's rich history and local culture through your taste buds on a 2.5-hour walking food tour. Follow you guide - and your senses - through the atmospheric city center inside the Renaissance walls, hearing tales from the city's past while stopping to sample sweet and savory delicacies. Try espresso and cake at a caf e, fine chocolate treats at a confectioner's shop, and products found in a typical Luccan lunch like cheeses and cured meats. Top it all off with a glass of regional wine or beer.