Lucca
Lucca is famous also outside of Italy borders for its intact town-walls building of the XV-XVII century, that it describes a perimeter of 4.450 m approximately around to the historical nucleus of the city, transformed already beginning from the second half of the 1800's in pleasant pedestrian walk, turns out up to the present as one of the better one conserved in Europe in how much never used in the centuries passes to defensive scope.

Consequently of that also the monumental historical center of the city is remained for great intact part in its original aspect, being able therefore to number varied architectures like the most numerous medieval churches of remarkable architectonic wealth towers and bell towers, and monumental rinascimental palaces of linearity style.

The Garfagnana and the Mountains
The Garfagnana is one region of the province of Lucca comprised between the Alps Apuane and the Appennino Toscoemiliano. It is crossed from the Serchio river and it is rich of forests. The main center is Castelnuovo di Garfagnana. Other important centers are Camporgiano, Gallicano, Piazza al Serchio, Pieve Fosciana, Collemandina Villa and are today visited by many tourists that searches nature and relax.

The Versilia and the Sea
Well Known bathing zone, with the Versilia term is stretched to consider the coastal zone that covered from South towards North, part from Torre del Lago Puccini and arrives until Marina di Carrara passing for the centers of: Viareggio, Lido di Camaiore, Marina di Pietrasanta (than are distinguished in four zones: Focette, Motrone, Tonfano, Fiumetto) and Forte dei Marmi, Cinquale di Montignoso.