Location: Province of Lucca
Top Things to do in Province of Lucca
Top 10 Things to do Good for Couples in Province of Lucca, Tuscany
The Province of Lucca (Italian: Provincia di Lucca) is a province in the Tuscany region of Italy. Its capital is the city of Lucca.
Restaurants in Province of Lucca
1. Bagno Maurizio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 505 reviews
Bagno Maurizio is ready to give you a warm welcome. Situated on the charming promenade of Viareggio, surrounded by excellent cafés, restaurants and shops, the establishment is just a few steps away from the beautiful pinewood of Viareggio and from the main square, Piazza Mazzini. Whether you are visiting the seaside resort of Viareggio for business or pleasure, the establishment provides a friendly and relaxing atmosphere at affordable rates. The private beach of Bagno Maurizio has a 30 meter beach frontage, offering a choice between 3 large tents of 7,5 square meters or classic beach umbrellas. One of the main characteristics of the beach is the amount of free space between umbrellas. Furthermore, the well-defined playground allows children to play in perfect safety.
Reviewed By Z2811PHalexp
Stefano is a great host!! Really helpful and friendly. Amazing place with all facilities! Our kid enjoyed the playground a lot! Thank you for the water and coffee, you know how make fans!
2. Fattoria al Dotto
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 347 reviews
RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST! Since 2005 a small family run winery growing and hand picking our own grapes for exceptional structured wines, also producing our own Extra Virgin Olive Oil, all of which can be purchased in the Cantina or on our website & shipped internationally. The closest winery to the walls of Lucca (4.5KM) & we invite you to enjoy our wines (2 whites - Vermentino & a Vermentino with 5% semillon, a Rose' along with 5 reds - (San Giovese, Merlot & Syrah - in purity, a blend of the 3 & a "Lucchese Chianti") each paired with excellent locally produced foods in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Feel free to visit us & learn more about our fantastic wines & their production. Closed on Sundays & all Italian holidays: Jan 1, 6, Easter Sunday & Easter Monday, Apr 25, May 1, Jun 2, Aug 15, Nov 1, Dec 8, 25 & 26. Large groups feel free to contact us for prices and special hours.
Reviewed By berthaixar - Barcelona, Spain
The day was too hot , we called the host and changed the time of the visit and he did it with no problem at all We got there around 6 pm, there were already some couples ... we had an incredible 6 wine tasting and it All came with bread and cold meats and cheeseto enhance the flavor of vine, the honey and olive oil also made for them We spent a wonderful evening
3. Bagno Stella Focette
4. Torre Guinigi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,864 reviews
This tower is easily recognizable: it has a leaning tree growing out of its top.
Reviewed By ArmyRangeratMIT - Wayne, United States
There are so many lovely things to do in Lucca, and climbing the Guinigi Tower to get a panoramic view of the lovely city you’re in is a great idea, especially early in the day when you are working up your appetite for a delicious Pranzo lunch! Don’t miss it!
5. Piazza Anfiteatro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,168 reviews
This city square is built on an ancient Roman amphitheater situated in the heart of Lucca's historical center.
Reviewed By 53wanderer - Gold Coast, Australia
The current anfiteatro is based on the former Roman amphitheatre dating back to the 1st or 2nd centuries. The ring of buildings surrounding the space follows the shape of the ancient amphitheatre. Most of these buildings now contain restaurants or shops that sell souvenirs of Lucca. The central area is lined with restaurants that are well patronised and serve drinks and meals aimed at the tourist market. We went there one afternoon for an aperitivo and ended up staying for pizza which we all enjoyed. These restaurants tend to be open till late in the evening. There are usually markets there on Wednesdays and special occasions. We visited there after midnight on a festival evening and the markets were still buzzing. You will find tourist groups meandering through the anfiteatro throughout the day. A piece of artwork in the centre appears to be a popular place for group photos and selfies. There are 4 large gateway allowing entry to the anfiteatro. It is just off Via Fillungo, the main shopping street and very easy to locate.
6. San Michele in Foro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,399 reviews
Reviewed By luciana222016 - Bucharest, Romania
San Michele in Foro is a Roman Catholic basilica church in Lucca, Tuscany, central Italy, built over the ancient Roman forum. It is dedicated to Archangel Michael. admission is free. it is noticed by the facade which is very beautiful and which ends at the top with the Saint Michael station. The interior is intensely decorated with monolithic marble columns and among the works of art are Madonna with the Child of Andrea della Robbia and the four saints of Lippi.
7. Lucca's Duomo (Cattedrale di San Martino)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,516 reviews
Reviewed By LePatioDordogne - France, null
We paid €9 each for the ticket which allowed you to climb to the top of the bell tower (you need a good head for heights), into the spectacular cathedral and into the museum. We thought it was great value for money, the views were amazing, the stained glass windows and paintings were beautiful and the museum was great. We highly recommend this.
8. Le mura di Lucca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9,271 reviews
Reviewed By Amethyst627 - York, United Kingdom
Whether you walk or cycle around the walls you will get a real feel for the scale and attractions of Lucca. Some of the underground areas are also worth dropping down for a view.
9. Museo Villa Puccini
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By 187047PeterR - Gloucester, United Kingdom
This is a total delight. The audio tour is very good and the rooms are so atmospheric and you can just imagine Puccini sat at his piano composing his great operas. I am so so glad that I visited the house and do hope that in the future the upstairs (still with original furniture) can be opened.
10. Bagno Carlo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
For More Than Thirty Years We've Been Receiving Our Guests Surrounded By A Breathakingly Beautiful Scenario. Find Out Why Some Of The Greatest Artist Drew Their Inspiration From These Places.nello Splendido Scenario Del Paesaggio Versiliese, Al Bagno Carlo Sarete Accolti Con Cordialita' E Con La Professionalita' Di Una Famiglia Che Da Oltre 50 Anni Rende La Vostra Vacanza Un Momento Di Piacevole Benessere.
Reviewed By Lilac67 - Parma, Italy
Lovely place to relax, enjoy the beach and have lunch. Owners and staff are nice and easy going. Everything is well kept and tidy. Good value for the price: I'll come back to Carlo if in pietrasanta!
