Visit Pisa, home to Italy's Leaning Tower, then head on towards the beautiful coastline along Versilia before arriving in the beautiful medieval city of Lucca.
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the most impressive
architectural structures from medieval Europe. It is located in
Pisa, one of the most visited European cities.
It was a great Italian poet, Gabriele D’Annunzio, who renamed the
Cathedral square of Pisa ‘Field of Miracles’ for the real miracle of
beauty of its monuments: the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the
Baptistery and the Monumental Cemetery.
In the area of northern Tuscany, called Versilia, there is
a line of beaches extending from the Bocca di Magra
almost to the Arno that Italians flock to in Summer.
These Tuscan beaches are characterized by interesting
villages, and a background of the Apuan Alps, known for
its famous marble production.
Afterwards, you will head to Lucca which is set inside a ring of well
preserved Renaissance walls. The wall is wide enough to hold small parks and a path along the top. You will be free to take pleasant
walk along a section of these walls, where you will enjoy a beautiful
view of the city’s roofs, alleys, house-towers, churches and
marvelous noble palazzos. Then you can move to the old town
centre to see Piazza Anfiteatro and the typical Street of Antiques shops.