900 year old church nNamed after the bishop of Luca. Freudian I was a saint, died and was buried…read morehere in 588. There is a mummified interesting corpse encased inside.

This historical landmark is incredible to behold. It is dedicated to St. Michael and is known for…read morehousing the famous Magrini Altarpiece by Lippi. The architecture is Romanesque, with an impressive level of fine detail both inside and out. The interior is more solemn compared to other churches I've visited, but just as intriguing, especially in the ornate carvings that reward a closer look.

Great cocktails, beer and the first place that adds onto to a Hugo. Bar and restaurant has a…read morefantastic view of the Chiesa di San Michele in Foro cathedral and plaza.

A beautiful church that one must not miss if one is touring Lucca. Lot of painting from the 1400…read moreand 1500. The interior architecture is heavenly. The cost is $3 for adult with no strict dress code. $0.50 to light an electric candle.

Like many cathedrals in italy this is a great one to visit. Nestled inside the walls of the city of…read moreLucca, it is the biggest cathedral there and it can be appreciated from afar. 3 euros to get in and an extra more to have access to the tower, it is particularly cheap compared to some other ones. Also rich in history, the Cattedrale di San Martino is host to the tomb of Ilaria del Carretto one of the finest sculptures of the 15th century. The sculpture is very detailed it almost seems like is going to jump up at any moment. Visiting this cathedral is a must. Highly recommended. Follow me and my adventures @Sin_Aguayo fb sin Aguayo