Wonder Through Italy's ancient Tuscan Towns

Let's explore the beautiful towns of Tuscany together. The beginning of June is one of the best months to visit Italy as it is not too hot to walk around, temperatures are around 29. The town where we'll be staying is one of the cities most loved all of Tuscany, a stop that can't be missed in a classic itinerary to the discovery of the region. The city is located on a plain at the foot of the Apuan Alps and is less than half an hour from the coast of Versilia. Most of the attractions in Lucca today show its ancient history: from the trace of the Roman amphitheater that can be seen in the shape of the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro to the archeological remains under the 12th-century church of Saints Giovanni and Reparata (the first city cathedral, located just around the corner from the present-day cathedral of San Martino), to the various towers and villas from the 12th to 16th centuries. Other top attractions include the Piazza of San Michele with its beautiful Church of San Michele in Foro, the Basilica of San Frediano as well as the Clock Tower and Guinigi Tower, to name just a few. On the 3rd day, we will go to a small near near the coast. This town is full of artists from all over the world and there are many art galleries and cute restaurants. On weekends, locals from the countryside come here to have dinner and there are not many tourists. What is included in the price? - Accommodation (Shared rooms) or hostel - Transportation (train) I chose Lucca as it is beautiful but not a crazy touristic place like Florence. Also each train trip is less than 30 minutes and they are on time About me: My name is Inti, and I'm here to meet new people and discover new countries. I'm very chatty and friendly, I usually go solo traveling outside of Europe, have just started doing trips here. Do you have a question? Ask in the Q&A! Can’t wait to hear from you! We can schedule a call once you confirm your spot on my trip and set the last meeting arrangements.