Province of Lucca, Province in Italy
The Province of Lucca is known for its historical monuments and preserved Renaissance walls.
It features numerous medieval towns, including Lucca, which was a significant Roman settlement.
The region celebrates local traditions such as the Lucca Comics & Games festival.
Its capital, Lucca city, is accessible by train from major Italian cities.
The Province is home to the picturesque Garfagnana area, rich in natural beauty.
Location: Tuscany
Capital city: Lucca
Website: provincia.lucca.it
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The Province of Lucca is known for its historical monuments and preserved Renaissance walls.
Monte Cimone offers panoramic views and is part of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines.
The Walls of Lucca are a complex defensive structure built around the historic center of the city.
Lucca Cathedral is a beautiful Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to Saint Martin in Lucca, Tuscany, central Italy.
Ponte della Maddalena is a stunning arch bridge located in Borgo a Mozzano, Italy.
The Funerary Monument to Ilaria del Carretto is an elaborate marble tomb located in the Cathedral of Lucca, Italy.
The Guinigi Tower in Lucca, Italy is a historical monument famous for its hanging garden on the rooftop.
The Holy Face of Lucca is a wooden crucifix that resembles Jesus Christ, venerated in the free-standing octagonal Carrara marble chapel.
San Michele in Foro is a Roman Catholic basilica church in Lucca, Italy, built over the ancient Roman forum.
Parco di Pinocchio, located in Pescia, is an enticing blend of history, culture, and outdoor adventure with beautiful Italian national heritage.
The Basilica of San Frediano is a stunning Italian national heritage site located in Lucca.
