Top Lucca Eco Tours

Take a break from sightseeing and head to the hills surrounding Lucca to sample the area’s excellent wines. Connect with a winemaker at a boutique winery for a relaxed private tour through the vineyards and cellar, with plenty of time to ask questions about the history and production of the local vintages. Then relax on the terrace overlooking the rolling countryside to sample the estate’s wines and olive oil while enjoying the view.

Come and discover the history of Lucca and its walls ... Rediscover it through its stages, from the Ancient Roman period to the Contemporary Age

Strike out from Lucca to explore the vineyard-covered hills without having to navigate the confusing country roads with this wine tour that includes pickup and all-day transportation. Stop for tours and tastings in two boutique cellars to meet the winemakers and sample their wines, served with local pecorino cheese, cold cuts, and other delicacies. Learn about the traditional techniques and modern innovations behind some of Tuscany’s top wines.

The classic carriage tour allows you to discover the heart of Lucca in a unique and relaxing way. You will stroll through historic squares, quaint streets and hidden views, away from the crowds and traffic, listening to stories, curiosities and local anecdotes. It is a perfect experience for those who visit Lucca for the first time or want to rediscover it calmly, enjoying the slow pace and timeless charm of the city. The comfortable carriage and respect for the welfare of the horses make the tour safe, authentic and memorable. Perfect for couples, families or small groups who want to experience Lucca from a different and unforgettable perspective.

Discover the enchanting city of Lucca on a lively walking tour led by local guides. Held on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, this experience explores Lucca’s distinct character, from its spectacular towers and churches to its rich legends and history, all protected by the city's walls. Tours are hosted separately in English or Italian, with children under 12 joining for free, so bring the whole family along for a cultural adventure.

Lucca is one of the most cyclist-friendly cities in Italy, with a compact historic center and scenic bike path atop the medieval city walls. Explore its old town on two wheels, without the rush of a group tour, with this self-guided bike tour through the town center. Follow the custom map to take in Lucca’s top sights at your own pace, stopping to read about the town’s history and main attractions in the map details.

Experience the beauty of one of Italy’s most famous and photographed destinations without having to rent a car on a small-group tour from Lucca to Cinque Terre. Admire the dramatic contours of the Ligurian coastline as you travel by minivan, train, and boat (depending on the weather) between terraced fishing towns that spill down the rocky hillside to the shore. See why the entire area is a UNESCO World Heritage.

“Cinque Terre” means “Five Villages” and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique and historical significance. Centuries-old fishing villages characterized by colorful houses that cling to rocky cliffsides along the coastline, the Cinque Terre boasts some of the most dramatic and impressive landscapes in Italy. With this tour, visit three of the villages, traveling between them by bus, boat, and train.

While in Lucca, tack an easy day trip to the Chianti region onto your itinerary. Your tour leader eliminates the hassle of navigating on your own so that you can take in the sweeping countryside views along the way. After a wine tasting with food pairings at a Chianti vineyard, continue on to the birthplace of Leonardo da Vinci. Round-trip transport is included for your convenience.

Discover the scenic Lucca countryside and historic aqueduct that most tourists miss with this unique small-group bike tour. Rent a bike (own expense), then follow your guide away from the city center and onto the slopes of Monte Pisano. Traveling by bike allows you to visit landmarks that would otherwise be difficult to reach, including the Lorenzo Nottolini Aqueduct and Guamo Valley. Along the way, your guide provides live commentary for a more enriching experience.