Bagna di Lucca Things To Do

The delightful spa town of Bagna di Lucca offers a quiet charm and a relaxing base for those looking to explore Northern Tuscany, as all the major sights of the area can be easily reached. Visitors can wander along the river that runs through the quaint sleepy town, view the elegant houses and historic villas, browse the shops and relax in the main square with a drink.

 

The biggest attraction in town is the thermal hot springs, with the region's famous mineral-rich waters still attracting many today. There is a main spa and 3 thermal pools open to the public, and therapeutic services include mud baths, massages and hydromassages, as well as a range of beauty treatments.  

 

Bagna di Luccu, although a small town, has facilities for swimming and tennis, and a golf course about 20km away. Bagna di Lucca offers bike rental and hot air balloon rides, and the river is the place for scenic fishing.

 

Food-lovers will delight in discovering the delicious yet simple Tuscan cuisine found in Bagna di Lucca and the surrounding area. There's a wealth of places to try, from rustic trattorias to elegant restaurants, all serving the food and wine that the region is so famous for, with specialities including pasta, mushrooms, truffles and olive oil.

 

Bagna di Lucca sits surrounded by beautiful Tuscan countryside, with the green valley nestled between two mountain ranges the ideal venue for walks, hikes and bike rides. Take a scenic drive and discover one spectacular view after another, whilst you pass rolling hillsides, lush vineyards and charming hilltop villages.

 

Lucca is just 20 minutes away, and boasts a medieval walled town ideal for strolling, shopping and dining, whilst Carrara is known for its famous marble quarries, and the hidden towns of Castelnuovo and Barga are a delight to discover. The Tuscan Riviera is also a good option for a day out, with the closest beach just over an hour away. 

 

Tuscany abounds with art and culture, and Pisa and Florence are both easy day trips from Bagna di Lucca. Lucca offers a thriving cultural scene and is famous for the annual Puccini Festival.