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Published: September 30th 2018
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28 September 2018 In 2004, during a camping holiday in Tuscany, we cycled along the top of Lucca’s 16
th and 17
th Century encircling Renaissance walls. Today we had an enjoyable walk around the 4.2k circuit. This was followed by a visit to the very attractive Romanesque cathedral; a pizza lunch; climbs up the cathedral’s bell tower and the Guinigi Tower which surprisingly has trees growing at the top; a look at oval Piazza Anfiteatro built on the site of a Roman amphitheatre; and a visit to the 17
th century Palazzo Pfanner and its baroque-styled garden.
After a rest back the van, we went back into town for an Italian meal at a very lively backstreet restaurant. An excellent day was brought to a great close by the music of a saxophone and drum marching band who passed us as we walked home.
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