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Bagni di Lucca lies between the Appenine Mountains giving a semblance of a climatic mountain resort despite its 152 meters above sea level, perfectly integrated by the River Lima and Serchio, from which the Valley takes its name, can be considered an oasis of peace and serenity.
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A spa town in the Lima valley with natural hot springs and steam grottoes, in use since the Middle Ages and fashionable with English and Russian visitors in the 19th century. The valley is also used for rafting, packrafting and canyoning between spring and autumn, and marked trails lead up into the wooded hills towards the Apuan Alps. It makes a straightforward day trip from Lucca.
Preserved rooms formerly inhabited by the Pfanner family, as well as a pleasant garden. Also on display, some 19th-century medical equipment.
A former Roman amphitheatre, but the remains of the amphitheatre are gone. The houses there are of medieval origin, built where the spectator stands were.
Remains of an old Roman home, have been partially excavated, and may be seen at via Cesare Battisi 15 (at via San Giorgio).
This is a tower with trees atop it, a very dramatic sight, with good views of the city. No lift, many stairs.