Top Lucca Plantation Tours

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.

Discover Lucca through its food on this morning walking tour around the city. Walking with a local guide who’s passionate about the city, you’ll get the lowdown on Lucca’s history and culture through insightful commentary, and have the chance to sample Tuscan specialities along the way. Nice touch: The group is capped at just 12 people for a more personal experience.

With its compact historic center and scenic path along the top of the defensive walls, Lucca is a delightful spot to explore by bike. This private guided tour lets you pedal through the city’s highlights, including picturesque squares, storied churches, and monuments, while circling atop the famed medieval city walls.

Explore the traditional Tuscan town of Lucca on a walking tour of the historic center. Stroll the cobblestone streets, bustling piazzas and old Renaissance walls; trace the city’s Roman past along Via San Paolino and Piazza San Michele; and see the birthplace of local composer Giacomo Puccini. Keep your camera poised as you admire the medieval buildings along Via Fillungo, peek inside San Frediano church and visit landmarks like the Cathedral of San Martino, Piazza Anfiteatro and Torre delle Ore.

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 with this private 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.

The Monti Pisani are a mountain range that marks the natural border between the cities of Lucca and Pisa. Inhabited since prehistoric times, this place has been able to enchant famous people who have also changed the face at this land. Highlights: • Admire the Romanesque parish of S. Maria del Giudice. • Walk through the garrigue and discover the wild plants of the Mediterranean shrubland. • Visit a site of hermits from the 1100s, still visible today. • A unique view up to the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. THE STARTING POINT IS JUST 10 MINUTES DRIVING FROM THE TRAIN STATION (MEETING POINT). IF YOU DON'T HAVE A CAR YOU COULD TAKE A TAXI.

Avoid the hassle of navigating Lucca’s historic center on foot or missing hidden local spots on your own with a relaxed bike tour through Lucca. Cycle along the city’s ancient walls and quiet streets while a guide brings local history and food culture to life. Pause to enjoy regional wine and Tuscan specialties without needing to plan stops or reservations.

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.