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Lucca

Things to see in Lucca

Every monument worth your time in Lucca, photographed, described, and matched to its tours.

Photograph · Wolfgang Weiser / Pexels · Lucca

The monuments

All the monuments in Lucca

The landmarks and masterpieces worth planning a day around.

Plane trees riding the Renaissance walls of LuccaMura di LuccaWalls of LuccaA complete Renaissance wall circuit, tree-lined promenade, bastions, city views, cycling, and Lucca's green ring.Built in a long sixteenth- to seventeenth-century campaign for an artillery age, Lucca’s walls combine earth-filled and brick-faced fortification with adapted medieval fabric in a northern stretch. They were converted to civic use in the early nineteenth century; current route conditions require an official check.Plan the visit
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Tours worth booking in Lucca

Compared by our editors, across providers.

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  1. Viator

    Lucca Royal Experience – Grand Tour Deluxe by Carriage (2 Hours)

    • 2h
    • 5.0★ · 50 reviews
    from €286Book this tour

  2. Viator

    Private Photo Shoot in Lucca

    • 1h 30m
    • 5.0★ · 4 reviews
    from €175Book this tour

  3. Viator

    Pisa and Lucca Shore Excursion from La Spezia Port

    • 9h
    • 5.0★ · 6 reviews
    from €990Book this tour

  4. Viator

    Lucca Bikes and Bites with food tastings for Small Groups or Private

    • 3h
    • 5.0★ · 279 reviews
    from €92Book this tour

  5. Viator

    Early morning Lucca private walking tour

    • 2h
    • 5.0★ · 1 reviews
    from €110Book this tour

  6. Viator

    2h Lucca Walking Tour with Local Guide in ENGLISH Top Highlights

    • 2h
    • 5.0★ · 10 reviews
    from €18Book this tour

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Monuments a day trip away, elsewhere in Tuscany.

  1. The Uffizi's long courtyard running toward the ArnoFlorenceUffizi GalleryThe Medici collection at full force: Botticelli, Leonardo, Caravaggio and rooms that read like a history of looking.
  2. Siena CathedralSienaSiena CathedralCathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, marble-inlay floor, and Nicola Pisano pulpit.
  3. Piazza del CampoSienaPiazza del CampoIts civic role in Siena and its relationship with the Palio.
  4. The rusticated stone front of Pitti Palace, FlorenceFlorencePitti PalaceThe Palatine Gallery, royal apartments, Medici power, court collections, and its direct connection to the Boboli Gardens.
  5. The Boboli amphitheatre and obelisk behind Pitti Palace, FlorenceFlorenceBoboli GardensTerraces above Pitti Palace, the Amphitheatre, Buontalenti's grotto, long cypress avenues, fountains, sculpture, and city views.
  6. San Gimignano's towers over Piazza della Cisterna at duskSan GimignanoUNESCOHistoric Centre of San GimignanoMedieval towers, Piazza della Cisterna, Piazza del Duomo, Torre Grossa, frescoed churches, and the skyline of rival families.
  7. The striped octagon of the Florence Baptistery before the DuomoFlorenceFlorence BaptisteryThe octagonal Romanesque building, glittering vault mosaics, Andrea Pisano's doors, and Ghiberti's Gates of Paradise.
  8. Palazzo VecchioFlorencePalazzo VecchioFlorence's civic palace, Arnolfo's tower, the Salone dei Cinquecento, Medici rooms, and Piazza della Signoria.
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