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26 Tours Reviewed
This tour mixes Lucca’s famous city walls with a relaxed cruise into the countryside, then tops it off with a winery stop and a proper food-and-wine tasting. What makes it especially fun is the rhythm: first you get your bearings…
Lucca tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour small-group walking tour blends art, history, and local food so you get the lay of the land fast. You’ll walk the top of the Mura di Lucca walls for big city views, then…
Cycling to Pisa feels like a shortcut. This one-day ride turns Tuscany into something you can do at a human pace: you follow Serchio River scenery on quiet roads, then end right in front of the Leaning Tower. I like…
Forget tourist pasta shops. In Lucca, this Cesarine home cooking experience lets you make fresh pasta hands-on and finish with classic tiramisù in a real Italian family setting. You’ll learn regional techniques, then sit down to eat what you make…
If you like wine with a story, this tour fits perfectly. It takes you out of busy Lucca and into the Colline Lucchesi countryside for a small-group day with two independent wineries. I like that you get face-to-face time with…
You can see a lot of Lucca fast. This bike-and-food experience strings together the best views from Le Mura di Lucca with real eating stops where locals actually pause. You’ll ride through the old center, pop up to the top…
A hill-country wine stop that feels personal. This Lucca wine tasting pairs a short cellar visit with a guided tasting on a panoramic terrace. You’ll hear how the winery makes its wines, then shift outside for the part most people…
Lucca reveals its secrets fast on foot. This guided walk strings together Roman remains, Puccini sightings, and big-church art into a route that helps you get your bearings quickly—especially if you only have an afternoon. I love how the stops…
A tiny cellar, a big view. This Lucca-area winery tour pairs a short walk through the production process with a panoramic patio tasting overlooking the vineyard hills—so you get both the craft and the setting in about 1.5 hours. I…
Lucca feels smaller than it is. In just two hours, you’ll walk Lucca’s center with a professional licensed guide, moving from piazza San Michele toward Lucca Cathedral along the lanes and landmarks that kept this city independent for centuries. Even…
Puccini sounds different in Lucca. This festival-style recital brings professional opera voices into the 2,200-year-old Church of San Giovanni, where the acoustics turn familiar arias into something you can feel in your ribs. I love the intimacy of the setup—two…
