Lucca, Tuscany

Lucca – Gem in the Tuscany

Cathedral of Lucca

Whereas the most travelers to the Tusscany head for the cities of Siena and Florence a small jewel is located in the valley of the river Serchio which is really well worth the visit: Lucca.

The history of the cities ranges back for a long time and yet the extremely well-preserved city centere of the medieval age fascinates the visitors. Also the fortifications surrounding the city are in a very good condition and offer a magnificent view on the city and the surrounding. The well looked after hotels in Lucca create an atmosphere where is no space for not feeling good. The people in the Tuscany are very friendly to visitors what tourists who decide to stay in one of the familiar boarding houses in Lucca also feel extremely fast.

Hotel San Marco

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Via San Marco, 368, I-55100 Lucca

The Hotel is situated in a quiet residential area, just a few minutes away from the marvelous walls, surrounding the town of Lucca and the old centre. The hotel, built in 1992, is a unique blend of modern art with elegance and Italian style. Once you step in, you can feel the comfort and the charm.

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Villa Corte Degli Dei

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Via Dei Franceschini 328/B, 55100 Lucca

from 50 € per day

Enjoy romantic, Medieval-style suites and an ample swimming-pool at this ancient Tuscan villa, located just 900 metres from the historical centre of Lucca. The hotel is both surrounded by uncontaminated nature and strategically situated 1 km from the motorway and approximately 30 minutes from the sea and from the artistic centres of Pisa and Florence.

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Hotel Ilaria & Residenza dell'Alba

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Via Del Fosso 26, 55100 Lucca

from 67,15 € per day

Enjoy free Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfast buffets and a host of comforts at this elegant 4-star hotel and residence set in the historic centre of Lucca. Situated within the walls of historic Lucca, Hotel Ilaria & Residenza dell'Alba will help you explore this amazing town while ensuring you unique and high-quality services.

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Albergo Celide

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Viale G. Giusti, 25, 55100 Lucca

from 62 € per day

Facing Lucca's famous Renaissance city walls, Albergo Celide offers free bike hire, free Wi-Fi and free parking. All air-conditioned rooms come with satellite TV, 1 km from San Martino Cathedral. Breakfast at the Celide is buffet style, with sweet pastries, cereals and fruit jams.

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Villa La Principessa

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Via Nuova Per Pisa 1616/G, 55050 Massa Pisana (Lucca)

from 79 € per day

Set in a private park, Villa La Principessa is an elegant hotel with a relaxing pool area. Located in the hills around Lucca, it has a Tuscan restaurant and traditionally-furnished rooms. This 13th-century manor house was once the home of the Duke of Lucca.

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Hotel Albergo Villa Marta

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Via del Ponte Guasperini 873, 55100 S.Lorenzo a Vaccoli (Lucca)

from 49 € per day

Hotel Villa Marta is a 19th-century hunting lodge located in peaceful countryside 10 minutes drive from Lucca. Expect beautiful views, Renaissance-style gardens and a range of on-site services. Set on the hills, Albergo Villa Marta, has a panoramic outdoor swimming pool in its well-tended gardens.

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Lucca In Villa Elisa

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Viale Armando Diaz 71, 55100 Lucca

from 38 € per day

Lucca In Villa Elisa is near the city walls, just 100 metres from Porta Elisa. Lucca Railway Station is 1 km away. Parking is free. Villa Elisa offers spacious, airy rooms with free Wi-Fi. Buffet breakfast is served from 08:15 to 10:30. Walk through Porta Elisa and you will be in Lucca historic centre in less than 5 minutes.

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Ferienhaus CASA PARETOLA

Fraz. Paretola 4, 54016 Lucca (Paretola), phone.: +49 (0)8195 - 931593, telefax: +49 (0)8195 - 931753, email

Our holiday house is in the region toscany (lunigiana) in a typical toscany village.

Gatto Matto Bed & Breakfast

Loc. Poderone, 2 Monsagrati, I-55064 Lucca (Lucca), phone.: +39 346 6798210, email

Villa B&B in the tuscan countryside, at 12 min. from Lucca and 25 form the sea, with swimming pool, internal parking, large garden. 3 double cosy rooms gracefully furnished, good breakfast in the garden, place very calm and quiet.

Casa Gioia

Greppolungo 8, I-55041 Lucca (Camaiore), phone.: +49(0)2223-278285, email Occupancy

Private holiday home in a medieval village in the outskirts of the Apuan Alps on the Versilia coast of Tuscany. 4 rooms: kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms ( 4 sleeps). Fully equipped. Outdoor: 2 terraces with garden furniture, large mediterranean garden. Outstanding view. Cark park.

Dreamers

Via per Corte Po, 296, I-55056 Lucca (San Macario in Piano), phone.: +39 0583 59626, telefax: +39 0583 59626, email

The villa is situated in the tiny village of San Macario in Piano, just 5 km from Lucca and not far from Viareggio, the River Serchio and Torre del Lago Puccini.

Gest House LA CORTE

Poggio Baldino Primo, 12, 55015 Lucca (Montecarlo), phone.: 00390583228980, email Occupancy

LA CORTE pretty Gest House in the heart of Tuscany for a holiday in the hills among olive groves, vineyards and medieval villages, in the immediate vicinity of the village of Montecarlo for a holiday immersed in nature and yet close to all the wonderful attractions of Tuscany.

If you stroll slowly through the tiny streets of the historic city then you nearly feel transfered back to ancient times. Additionally Lucca has numerous sights.

The Torre Guinigi on the Via Sant´Andrea is surely unique in Italy: Trees are growing on ist spire, a really unusual view. The cathedral San Martino of the 12 th century is also well worth to see like the roman church San Frediano.

After having seen and visited so much sights the culinary delights shouldn´t be missed. The restaurants in Licca offer the Castagnaccio which is famous in the region a very tasty maroon cake.
Lucca - A historic city amidst one of the most beautiful regions of Italy.

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