Stylish apartment in the heart of Lucca

Description from the owner

This prestige and charming apartment in the heart of Lucca overlooks one of the most important squares of the city: Piazza Anfiteatro! Arranged over two floors, the apartment has been renovated taking care of the details: there are two important working fireplaces, one on each floor, which give character and style to the house.On the first floor, distribuited in a unique area , there is a double bedroom with a canopy bed, living room with fireplace and television (sky included in the price), the sofa can be used as a sofa bed for 1 person, fully equipped kitchen with large table.

On the second floor attic there is another matrimonial fu...ton bed and a bathroom with stone bath with a large shower ceiling. The window looks out over the rooftops of the city!

A great choice for staying in style in this beautiful city of Tuscany!

Air conditioning, laundry, cleaning, Wi-Fi and Sky TV included in the price!Read more

Additional Location Information

Lucca is one of the main cities of Italy, famous even outside national borders mainly for its intact city walls of the XV-XVII century, which describes a perimeter of 4,223 m around the historic core of the city and is one of the four provincial capitals Italians to have an intact Renaissance walls, along with Ferrara, Grosseto, Italy, the same circle, it was already starting from the second half of the nineteenth century in a pleasant pedestrian promenade, is still one the best preserved in Europe, as ever used in past centuries for defensive purposes (Note that until the early nineties of the 900, The walls were used - thanks to the considerable size of the road - as a real ring road for traffic, too heavy, around the city, the only example in the world of walls of this size and with this use).
The historical city center of the city remained almost intact in its original form, and therefore can include a variety of architectural concepts, as many medieval churches of great architectural richness (Lucca has even been nicknamed the "city of 100 churches" just due to the presence of numerous churches in the old town, consecrated and not present in the past and now in the city), and bell towers, Renaissance palaces and monuments of excellent linearity style.
The city also boasts beautiful urban spaces: the most famous is surely to the square of the amphitheater, built on the ruins of the Roman amphitheater by the architect Lorenzo Nottolini and unique architecture.
Main thoroughfare of the historic city is the narrow medieval street Fillungo, which brings together the largest shops in the city.

Location Type City

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