• Walk on the medieval walls of Lucca: Originally built as a defensive rampart, the walls have become a pedestrian walkway since they lost their military importance. They continue to provide beautiful viewing opportunities of the city. 

• Stroll through Piazza Anfiteatro: A public square in Lucca; the circle of buildings surrounding the square follows the elliptical shape of the second-century Roman amphitheatre of Lucca. 

• Visit the San Michele Church: A Roman Catholic basilica church in Lucca built over the ancient Roman forum.

• Stop by San Frediano: The Basilica of San Frediano is a Romanesque church situated on the Piazza San Frediano. 

• Tour the Cathedral of San Martino with Volto Santo: The cathedral houses an eight-foot-tall, ancient wooden carving of Christ's crucifixion.

• Walk through the Antique shops quarter: See exquisite artefacts and buy souvenirs to remember the trip as you have a look at the wares.

• Visit the Artisan's boutique streets and Fillungo street: Bring the tour to a close by walking in this slow-paced part of town. 

End of tour.