Bridge over the Canal Grande
Bridge over the Canal Grande
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Gallicano
Archeological Sites and Bridges
The Lands of Giacomo Puccini have an ancient history. The prehistoric settlements, the presence of the Ligurian and Apuan populations, the Etruscan dominion and later the Roman one, are testified by archaeological excavations which, year after year, enrich the knowledge of the past. In some cases, the same urban conformation of the cities clearly marks the Roman past of its foundation. Finally, the constant presence of waterways has strongly affected the morphology of the territory. Bridges of Roman, medieval, Renaissance, nineteenth and twentieth century origins are widespread and interesting and enterprising for their shape and architecture.
Bridge over the Canal Grande
Bridge Cicuri
Bridge Cicuri
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Bagni di Lucca
Bridge of Ceserana
Bridge of Ceserana
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Fosciandora
Ponte Maggio
Ponte Maggio
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Bagni di Lucca
Bridge over the Turrite Cava
Bridge over the Turrite Cava
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Fabbriche di Vallico
Ponte Nero
Ponte Nero
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Bagni di Lucca
Grotta all’Onda
Grotta all’Onda
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Camaiore, località Casoli
Tomb of La Cappella
Tomb of La Cappella
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Seravezza
Necropolis of S. Concordio – Via Squaglia
Necropolis of S. Concordio – Via Squaglia
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Museo Nazionale Di Palazzo Mansi Via Galli Tassi, 43 55100 Lucca
Isola Santa
Isola Santa
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Isola Santa, Careggine
Fossa Nera
Fossa Nera
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Fossa Nera Porcari
Archaeological site of the church SS. Giovanni and Reparata
Archaeological site of the church SS. Giovanni and Reparata
Archeological Sites and Bridges
Piazza S. Giovanni, 55100 Lucca LU