Once the site of the Roman forum during ancient times, now this piazza is a delightful square of bars, cafés and an unfinished 12th-century church.

Showcasing the history of a remarkable town, this magnificent basilica was built on the ancient center of Lucca’s civic life.

A privately owned 17th-century palace that attracts the crowds for the beauty of its artwork and walled Italian garden.

Enjoy superb views of Lucca from the highest point in the city, the roof of an ancient tower that’s been a public clock since the 14th century.

The largest square in Lucca is a favorite spot for socializing. Some of the biggest names in music entertain here.

You can browse the exhibits at Palazzo Mansi National Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Lucca. Visit the stunning cathedral and lively bars in this walkable area.