In this tour we discover the most important places to see in Lucca Walking in the historic center we have fun visiting churches, streets, monuments and listening to the history of the city, legends and unusual and funny stories We walk from the Renaissance walls to the Cathedral of San Martino, a great example of rich Romanesque architecture. Inside they admire works of art such as the monument to Ilaria del Carretto In Piazza Napoleone we discover the love stories of his court and the culture of the time. Then walk around Via Fillungo, the shopping street, bars and restaurants where you can enjoy an aperitif or eat excellent Tuscan cuisine We visit the basilica of San Frediano with its Byzantine mosaic and then take photos in Piazza Anfiteatro, testimony to Lucca's Roman origins We continue towards the Guinigi tower with the holm oaks on the top and end up at the Devil's window Along the way, for those with a sweet tooth, we can stop to taste Buccellato, a typical dessert from Lucca

Come enjoy the “city of a hundred churches” on this 2-hour walking tour. This magical city of Lucca is made of fortress style architecture from the 16th and 17th centuries. Unlike most cities, Lucca is a peaceful and slow-paced place, where you can relax on your tour. Starting at Amphitheater Square, you will learn about how it was built on the ruins of a Roman arena, giving it its ovular shape. After this, we will journey down the shopping street of via Fillungo, where you can grab a bite to eat and do some shopping. Then, we will walk to Piazza San Martino, which is home to several important monuments, including the Cathedral of San Martino (Duomo di San Martino), built in 1070. Lastly, we will take a walk along the walls in front of Porta San Pietro, and enjoy views overlooking this picturesque city. Join our walking tour of Lucca and, with the help of our expert guides, discover the secrets of this beautiful city.

Discover the treasures of Lucca on a 3-hour private tour of the city led by an expert local guide. We will take a leisurely walk through the historical center and encounter remarkable highlights, such as Napoleon Square and Via Fillungo, the narrow main street that still maintains its medieval layout. The guide will provide insights, legends and commentaries about the Clock Tower and the Guinigi Tower, two unique buildings and symbols of Lucca. Finally, we will step into two incredible churches: the Basilica of San Frediano with its special Romanesque mosaic, and the Cathedral of St. Martin, home to the beautiful tomb of Ilaria del Carretto. Wear a pair of comfortable shoes and prepare to jump back in history: we will make the past of Lucca come to life in front of your eyes!