le mura di lucca

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游卢卡，当然少不了卢卡的卢卡城墙（Mura di Lucca）了。卢卡城墙（Mura di Lucca）是意大利重要的抵御火炮的要塞体系，1504年和1645年之间修建于托斯卡纳城市卢卡。在1589年，军事指挥官亚历山大·法尔内塞进行改建，加筑12处幕墙和11个棱堡，只开辟三个城门：圣彼得门（Porta San Pietro）、圣玛利亚门（Porta Santa Maria）和圣多纳托门（Porta San Donato）。东侧（佛罗伦萨方向）没有开设城门，以防备托斯卡纳大公国的领土扩张。圣安娜门（Porta Sant'Anna）开辟于1910年，卢卡人称之为“圣安娜洞”（Buco di Sant'Anna），以区别于古代的城门，1940年开辟的圣雅各门（Porta san Jacopo）也是如此。 在19世纪，卢卡城墙（Mura di Lucca）上的走道（passeggiata delle Mura）向公众开放，目前这是主要城市环路。 城墙上的小路城墙外的草坪如果从城外进入，不走大门的话，只能走这种小道了在城墙上一直玩到黄昏，黄昏的卢卡

2wanderers-com

Cute, small with great walls to walk around, not what you would think as they are large, wide and grassy with cyclists, tourists and runners. Good views across the town.2wanderers.com

DalyanCowboy

The city walls are great for walking, cycling or running. We cycled around the walls and stopped off along the way to visit anything that took our fancy. Great views on both sides of the walls too.

369vicentes

If you go to Lucca, you definitely have to go to this place, perfect to walk with your SO or just by yourself to explore. Great view!

doc2rphilb

This 4km city wall is fantastic for walking, cycles, roller blades, running or just taking in the great views. Loads of access points around and it will draw you into the city for a longer look. On Saturdays there is a large market which is the life and soul of the city as everyone appears to turn up at sometime. Good for access from the rail station and it allows great views of both the city and the mountains. It it the thing everyone has to do!

annamaria2470

There you can walk all around Lucca, it's one of the few cities where there is stll an ancient wall all around the historic center. it's nice to bike, to run or to carry out your dog.

danFlorescu

At the renting points, they have bicycles for 1, 2, 3 and 4.It is of great fun to ride the wall. Pick your best friends and enjoy.

Lomarga

The walls of Lucca are a nice first way to get to know the city before diving in the narrow streets. We walked about half of the city walls. It is really quiet and you can keep in the shadow for a while on a hot sunny day. There are enough tiny streets, stairs and paths to go up or leave whenever you want. There's also benches every now and than. From the walls you have a beautiful sight into the city and gardens in and outside the city. As opposed to the narrow and sometimes busy streets and the touristic square this is a good place to enjoy something of the old Luccadays.

francescop299

Lucca's wall are a great place to visit and enjoy the city. You can walk around it and have fun. Nice views from it. Attraction not to be missed,

g0kulj

The city of lucca is designed for the perfect bike ride. The walls are unique and beautiful and you wouldn't need more than a few hours to cover the city. The cathedrals and towers are good but similar to other italian cities. Nothing great there.

Tulip0506

The wall around Lucca is pretty fantastic! When I initially saw it, I was excited to see what was on the other side but the coolest part was when we road our bikes all of the way around the top! The views of Lucca inside. Wall are breathtaking! Riding around the top, we were able to get a really great perspective of the ancient part of the city! We were also able to see around the outside of the wall on our ride as well! I would recommend renting bikes and taking the ride! Our hotel was outside the wall but we are looking forward to another trip there in the future!

g_pavitt

I have studied the walls of Lucca in detail and they are fascinating as a defensive concept during their build in the 16th century . They provide a linear park for pleasure of both citizens and visitors.

DorisR396

The old town wall is a great spot to walk on or take a bike ride on top of it - it even has shady trees! Just loved it and great exercise after a nice lunch or dinner.Die alte Stadtmauer ist fantastisch - man kann darauf spazieren oder mit dem Rad fahren - es hat sogar Schatten unter den Baeumen! Gut als Gegenstueck zum guten Essen!

johnwesleyw

Lucca's intact wall encircling the ancient city is a defining feature of this wonderful town. The entire community (and visitors) uses it as a recreational amenity, with parks and a wide non-motorized promenade overlooking rooftops for bicycling, jogging, or a stroll.

FearfulFlyer2

Lucca's walls are more like earthworks than a simple barricade. The top of them is a park - a wide pathway, with trees on each side. On one side you get views of the little old town of Lucca, on the other of the Tuscan countryside. It's a nice place to have a walk or a bike ride. I found Lucca itself a bit dull for my liking, nice but no nicer than any other little historic town. The walls are its main claim to fame, and they make for a bit of a different experience in terms of walking along. You can circumnavigate the entire town this way, and see everything.