Private Car Trip: Lucca & Pisa from Florence (8 Hours)

Highlights

• Lucca: 14th-Century Walls & Piazza dell'Anfiteatro
• Pisa: Academic & Historic City
• Luxury Private Car Experience

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Pisa

   2h

   Pisa, one of the ancient maritime Republics and worldwide famous for the very high academic level of education provided by the Scuola Normale Superiore”, founded in the early 800s. You will admire the amazing monumental complex of Piazza del Duomo also called Campo dei Miracoli that encloses the famous Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and the Monumental Cemetery. The latter is considered a holy place because it was created around a layer of earth some crusaders brought away from Mount Golgotha close to Jerusalem. You will walk along the Lungarno enjoying the sight of palaces, towers and churches and you will get to Piazza dei Cavalieri with the beautiful Palazzo della Carovana and Palazzo dell’Orologio, splendid examples of the Renaissance architecture. When you see the mural Tuttomondo” on the south wall of the church of Saint Anthony, painted by Keith Haring in 1989, you will come back from the Renaissance period to not long ago. Hopefully, you will have enough time to taste some local food, such as the traditional soup with frogs or the delicious torta co’ bischeri”, the most well-known cake of Pisa. In order to enjoy all of this tour we suggest do it with a dedicated guide exclusively available for you.

2. 2

   Lucca

   3h

   Enjoy the beauty of Italy with our not-to-be-missed trips! A chauffeur will pick you up from the previously arranged place in the luxury car you chose before and will lead you to Lucca, also named the city with a hundred churches” for the extraordinary amount of holy places spread out over the city. You will walk along the magnificent 14th-century walls which are perfectly preserved and which enclose the lovely city center. You will see Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, a unique elliptical-shaped square built upon some remains of a 2nd-century Roman arena. You will visit several churches and basilicas of different ages and climb up the 207 steps of the Torre delle Ore, from where you will enjoy a great view and will see how the 16th-century wind-up clock placed on the tower works. This is one of the most interesting and still functioning examples of clocks in Europe.

Before you go

Location