Lucca and Pisa Shore Excursion
Don’t miss Italy’s most wonderfully artistic and historically significant towns on our Lucca and Pisa Shore Excursion.
Our Lucca and Pisa Shore Excursion will introduce you to true Italian culture. You will experience the artistic history of each town and visit the Leaning Tower in Pisa, as well as the famous Torre Guinigi in Lucca. Discover the remarkable architecture of each town as well as the historical monuments. Our Lucca and Pisa Shore Excursion will be a day to remember as you take a break from your lovely cruise to explore beautiful Italy.
Itinerary:
Arrival at La Spezia Port
- Lucca
- The Cathedral
- The Torre Guinigi
- Piazza San Michele
- Lunch in a restaurant in Pisa
- Pisa
- The Cathedral and the Leaning Tower of Pisa
- Piazza dei Miracoli
- The Duomo
Return to La Spezia Port
Our Lucca and Pisa Shore Excursion will take you on a little adventure through Tuscany to discover two beautiful Italian towns. Your English Speaking Driver will pick you up at the La Spezia Port and chauffeur you to your first stop in Lucca, where you will admire the antique culture and great monuments including the Cathedral and the buildings in the famous Piazza San Michele. You will be able to climb to the top of the incredible Torre Guinigi where you will overlook the beautiful town and surrounding countryside. Your stroll around Lucca will be revitalizing as you take in the beauty and fresh air of this lovely town before moving on to a delicious Tuscan restaurant. You will enjoy the divine flavors offered by the Tuscan countryside as well as delectable regional wines. After a hearty Tuscan meal, you will be chauffeured to Pisa where your first stop will be the famous Piazza dei Miracoli or Miracle Square. You will witness the incredible Leaning Tower and revel in the beautiful architecture of the Duomo. After a wonderful stroll, your English Speaking Driver will chauffeur you back to the La Spezia Port where you will embark on your cruise ship after a fantastic Lucca and Pisa Shore Excursion.
