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LUCCA - OTHER ACTIVITIES
Golf
Vicopelago Driving Range: Located just behind Lucca’s tennis centre, this driving range features three practice holes and offers the guidance of an on-site professional. Tirrenia Golf Club: Founded in 1968 by the U.S. Army, this picturesque 9-hole course presents a true challenge for golfers, with its rolling fairways and small, well-defended greens. Versilia Golf Club: Set near the renowned sandy beaches of Versilia, this inviting 18-hole course includes numerous water hazards and tree-lined fairways, making for both an enjoyable and demanding round. There are many golf courses throughout Tuscany. Click HERE for more info prior to your trip.
Walking
In addition to exploring Tuscany’s many fascinating towns and cities on foot, the surrounding countryside offers a wide variety of walking routes, with options to suit different abilities and timeframes. A leisurely stroll along Lucca’s historic city walls is not to be missed—an easy and enjoyable 4-kilometre walk. The Garfagnana Valley, nestled between the Orecchiella Mountains and the Apuan Alps, provides countless opportunities for walking, from gentle scenic paths to more demanding routes perfect for keen hikers and scramblers. Click HERE for more info on parks. Horse Riding
Horse riding is an attraction at the Parco San Rossore, about 35 minutes drive from Lucca, and escorted treks are taken through the woods or along the beach. Qualified and knowledgeable instructors accompany the treks, giving information not only about the horses themselves, but also about the park and the abundance of different species of wildlife. |
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We can arrange shorter holidays of only a few days or a long weekend if an entire week is too long? Depending on the dates required Laura will be able to recommend the best possible option so please get in touch and we can send you full details of what we can offer. |
SPAS
Tuscany has many thermal baths and spas, which provide many forms of treatments. They are extremely relaxing places with the waters said to contain therapeutic characteristics.
Many of the spas or "terme" are old-fashioned in appearance and are set in delightful gardens.
Grotta Giusti in Monsummano Terme, is an easy drive from Lucca. This spa boasts a unique thermal cave, a marvel of nature that stretches for more than 200 metres underground, divided into 3 distinctly named areas called Heaven, Purgatory and Hell!
You may also bathe in the natural outdoor hot spring pool. A well earned treat after tennis......
Tuscany has many thermal baths and spas, which provide many forms of treatments. They are extremely relaxing places with the waters said to contain therapeutic characteristics.
Many of the spas or "terme" are old-fashioned in appearance and are set in delightful gardens.
Grotta Giusti in Monsummano Terme, is an easy drive from Lucca. This spa boasts a unique thermal cave, a marvel of nature that stretches for more than 200 metres underground, divided into 3 distinctly named areas called Heaven, Purgatory and Hell!
You may also bathe in the natural outdoor hot spring pool. A well earned treat after tennis......
The most unusual attraction being the grotta, starting from the entrance through to the deepest part of the grotta, three different zones are crossed, each one increasing in heat, which tradition has named Paradise, Purgatory and Hell.
The steam of the rich thermal waters generates a natural "bath of health" which leaves an overall sense of well-being.
Casciana Terme offers many therapies which should be pre-booked, or relax in the pool and surrounding gardens.
The steam of the rich thermal waters generates a natural "bath of health" which leaves an overall sense of well-being.
Casciana Terme offers many therapies which should be pre-booked, or relax in the pool and surrounding gardens.
Terme Bagni di Lucca boasts warm sulphur springs and is reputed to be the oldest terme still in use. It is believed to have been used in the 11th century by the then ruler of Tuscany, Countess Matilda, but more recently by Byron, and the poet Shelley.
