Church of Sant'Agostino Tours and Activities

Crowds of travellers and locals are lured to this privately owned 17th-century palace by its acclaimed works of art and walled Italian garden.

Climb to the city’s highest point, the summit of a 14th-century clock tower, and relish the unobstructed views of the city of Lucca below.

Showcasing the history of a remarkable town, this magnificent basilica was built on the ancient center of Lucca’s civic life.

Visit this Romanesque church to see many acclaimed artworks and the well-preserved corpse of a saint from 800 years ago.

This pleasant square was the site of a Roman forum many centuries ago. Now, it is a spacious plaza with cafés, bars and an unfinished church from the 1100s.

Fierce Roman gladiators took part in epic battles here many centuries ago. Now, you can sit with an espresso and appreciate the tranquil atmosphere.