Nicknamed "the city of the 100 churches", Lucca is one of those excursions that nobody should miss out on. Its circular town-walls long 4,618.33 yards were turned into a pleasant pedestrian walk during the second half of the nineteen century and are among the best preserved in Europe. The historical center, almost intact in its native aspect, reveals towers, bell towers and Renaissance buildings of valuable architectural style. Among the most suggestive squares is Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, built on the ruins of the ancient Roman amphitheater which determined its elliptic form, and Piazza San Martino where the famous Cathedral of St. Martin stands dating back to the VI century. However you cannot miss a walk along the narrow medieval street Via Fillungo, principal artery of the historical city and full of little shops where you can enjoy shopping.
Situated 70 meters from the sea and centrally located in Marina di Massa, the Hotel Roma enjoys a strategic position for those who love going on vacation leaving the car in the parking lot.
