Locanda S. Agostino Lucca
Piazza S. Agostino 3 Lucca, Tuscany, 55100, Italy
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20/10 Thursday – (Before we start ... a special thank you to Mark and Kerry who gave me some of their photos...they are the ones with either a (M) or a (K)...thanks again!!
On a warm Thursday afternoon I took off to the Lucca train station, as Greg and Jacinta were arriving. (They had left Perth earlier in the month and had been travelling around Italy, their last stop had been Lago di Como. They were ending their Italian holiday with us in Lucca)
We ...
A Visit to the home of Puccini
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After lunch I had a look at the station to figure out which track I’d be departing from, where the Sotto Passagio was located, etc. I briefly spoke with a young couple from New Brunswick (their MEC Backpack gave them away). They were heading for a Villa somewhere near Portaio to meet friends. This was their first trip to Italy. I noticed that they hadn’t validated their ticket, but unfortunately the train arrived and they boarded too ...
A walk in Pisa
On the third day of the Cruise we arrived at our first stop, Livorno in Italy, close to Pisa.
Deciding that we'd avoid the guided tours and instead use local transportation to visit Pisa for a few hours, we took a buss to Livorno train station and purchased a return ticket to Pisa. The whole trip was quite short and only getting out somewhat late kept us from spending more than the few hours we had before ...
Starting to Sing (finally!!!)
... thing that takes your breath away is the intricate detail all over the walls. The walls are all painted ‘fresco’ and each main section has a ‘baroque’ period painting hanging in front. The organ pipes at the back of the church are also striking and elaborately detailed all through the rear. It was stunning…
We sat down and Marco uncovered the piano and started playing and the acoustics were something to hear…this was going to be ...
Delightful Lucca!
... street plan, and the Piazza San Michele occupies the site of the ancient forum. Traces of the amphitheatre can still be seen in the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro. Lucca was the site of a ...



