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Visit the markets: antique and arts and crafts, the 3rd and 4th weekend of every month, the traveling market every Wednesday and Saturday
“La Strada del Vino” (the “wine tasting” road): the road for food and wine tasting connoisseurship for agricultural businesses of Lucca’s hills, local wine and oil tasting.
Opera: Giacomo Puccini was born right here! There are many opportunities and occasions during the year to listen to the masterpieces of the famous musician.
Summer Festival: A summer release of live concerts of international artists in the historic Napoleon Square.
The” Lucca” September: a month of cultural events, both religious and folklore. The 13th of September is not be missed: the entire city accompanies the “Saint Volto” in an atmospheric and charming procession along the streets of the historic centre.
The Festivals: Grand festivals in themes (culinary!) where on can dine outdoors, in an informal and lively atmosphere. They can’t be missed from May to September!
The Feast Day of Saint Zita: a beautiful floral market in the Amphitheatre Square, in memory of the patron saint of the city. Held during the week of 27th April.
Murabilia: a market/exhibition of mostly rare plants and flowers, held annually in the month of September on one of the most beautiful bulwark of the cities walls. Enriched by presentations, closer examinations and competitions regarding interesting themes in this sector.
Verde Mura (Green walls): the same location for this Market Exhibition of Living in the Open Air, which is held in the month of March. More plants and flowers and more: outdoor furnishings, paraphernalia for the garden, clothing and products for your fruit and vegetable gardens.
Comics: the 2008 edition of the Internal release of the comic, of animated films and illustrations and games marked more than 100 000 passionate fans: not to be missed! Held in October/November.
The Carnival of Viareggio: Parades of allegorical floats along the promenade of the most famous beach establishment area of Versilia. Then at nighttime, there’s dancing in the streets at the Rioni festivals.
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