Bagni di Lucca

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Archeological Sites and Bridges

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Bridge Cicuri Archeological Sites and Bridges

Bridge Cicuri spans the stream Coccia, in the town of Bagni di Lucca. It is a round-arched footbridge built in sandstone. It may be reached through a footpath, which goes going downhill through the...

Bridge in Crasciana Archeological Sites and Bridges

This old bridge spans the stream Purioni near Crasciana, in the town of Bagni di Lucca. It is a round-arched footbridge built in the first half of the 14th century. The bridge is sited in a beautiful...

Bridge over the Lima in Bagni di Lucca Archeological Sites and Bridges

Bagni di Lucca LU

This noteworthy footbridge spans the stream Lima a Villa, the latter being a village part of the town of Bagni di Lucca. It is a suspension bridge which was built in sandstone and metal cables in...

Bridge over the Scesta Archeological Sites and Bridges

The bridge over the stream Scesta is sited nearby Palleggio, in the town of Bagni di Lucca. It is a round-arched footbridge crossing the narrow gorge of the stream near the ancient cemetery. The...

Lovers’ walk: walking among historic villas, thermal baths and green trails Itineraries

An itinerary through villages and natural wonders to enjoy one of the most historic and elegant towns in the Val di Lima: Bagni di Lucca. From the historic centre of Bagni (InfoPoint - Tourist...

Parish church of Saints Quirico and Giulitta Churches

With 10th century origins, this parish church was renovated in the 13th and 14th century, when it received its present day arrangement of nave and two side aisles. Abandoned following the development...

Ponte Maggio Archeological Sites and Bridges

Ponte Maggio (Maggio Bridge) spans the stream Lima in the town of Bagni di Lucca. Being placed at the bottom of the valley leading to the territory of Pistoia, the bridge was of primary importance...

Ponte Nero Archeological Sites and Bridges

Ponte Nero (Black Bridge) spans the narrow and deep gorge of the stream Lima, in the hamlet of Scesta, in the district of Bagni di Lucca. The water flow produced rock-erosion, thus forming near the...

Rocca of Lucchio Towers and fortifications

55022 Lucchio LU

The rocca of Lucchio is situated at the top of a spur of rock jutting out over the valley of the Lima and the road running along it. The village lies at the foot of the fortification, stretched...

Saint Cassiano Churches

San Cassiano di Controne, Bagni di Lucca

The striking Church of S. Cassiano in Controne is the first to be recorded in Val di Lima, in documents from Lucca dated to 722. With its façade with a profusion of Longobard sculpture, it...

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