Lucca Italy | Walking the Timeless Streets of Lucca - Tuscany’s Walled City! | Italy VLOG

[@AntonandBella]

😊We want to thank you so much for watching our Sunday walk through Lucca and hope you enjoyed it! If you have any questions about visiting Lucca, then please ask us in the comments section below. Remember to SUBSCRIBE and check out our fun day trip from Lucca to La Spezia! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5PNgYCHas2eac0

[@BritsAbroadTravelCruise]

You guys create some really well crafted videos that combine well captured images, with cleverly matched soundtracked music, and really useful insights/tips. This is a particular city of interest to us, and so this has been such a perfect introduction and a city guide.

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you for your kind comments. We're glad you enjoyed our video. 🙂

[@leighevans1489]

A stunning city. Can't wait to visit

[@AntonandBella]

It really is a stunning city and very worthy of a visit when in Tuscany. Thanks so much for watching!

[@leighevans1489]

@@AntonandBella hi from brisbane by the way :)

[@peteruhe3176]

Thanks so much for the fantastic video and tips on Lucca. We've just booked a Lucca on our own tour from a cruise ship - June 2025. These days are always such a rush, and you only get a taste. So great to see your tips and best sites to see.

[@AntonandBella]

Thanks Peter for the comment. It's wonderful to hear you'll be visiting Lucca next year. We're sure you'll enjoy the experience. 🙂

[@joanmarie1275]

Very beautiful video, and very helpful tips! Thank you so much! Amazing!

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you so much for watching and we're very happy to hear that you found it helpful too!

[@melissamelisulapilacellisc645]

Wow guys, what a great video. I visited Lucca for the first time in October 2013. I saw the bushes and flowers that spelled out LUCCA in piazza Napoleone and it was love at first sight. This city is a gem and along with a few special people, Lucca has captured my heart forever. ❤ Thank you for your thorough tour of my favorite place in the world.

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you so much for watching and for sharing with us how Lucca captured your heart! ❤ We really love hearing stories like yours. 😊

[@KarenYouncke-hj9xu]

Great video…love the music! Learn so much about the Beautiful city of Lucca…a very informative walk around the town. Thank you and keep up the good work😊

[@AntonandBella]

Thanks so much for watching an we're glad you enjoyed it!

[@ForTheRoadTravels]

It's soooo awesome to see your beautiful faces on camera guys - huge congrats on starting your YT channel 🫶🤩🙌👏 And this was such a beautifully done guide👏 and we can totally see why you guys keep returning to Lucca - it's so charming 😍 Those cappuccinos and pastries looked incredible btw 🤤 Big love from Mexico 🇲🇽🫶

[@AntonandBella]

Thanks so much you lovely couple! 🙏 When you make it over this way we'll be sure to take you around and feed you up on lots and lots of great cappuccinos and pastries amongst other delicious things! Give Ted a BIG hug from us too. Big love from Europe! ❤

[@kboxerkfu]

Nice video. Lucca is a lovely town. We have a holiday home in Pistoia and visit Lucca annually when we travel also from Australia!

[@AntonandBella]

Thanks so much for watching! Maybe we'll bump into you one day when you're visiting Lucca in the future.

[@Simone-dh1nw]

Complimenti, video fantastico si vede che conoscete e amate Lucca.

[@AntonandBella]

Grazie mille!

[@lesterburbridge5631]

I have been to Lucca three times and I thought I had seen much of it. Your fantastic video tour has shown me just how little of that beautiful place I really got to see in those visits. Thank you for such a wonderful and comprehensive tour.

[@AntonandBella]

It's lovely to hear that you're a fellow visitor to Lucca. We're so happy that we got to show you some parts of the city you hadn't seen before too!

[@successtools4you154]

Wow! I had no idea how beautiful Lucca was. Thanks for doing such an in-depth video of it.

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you so much! We're so happy to hear you enjoyed it.

[@luisacarmeladonataccio6435]

What a beautiful part of Italy. Loved the music too 🎉

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you ! ❤️ Yes, Lucca really is a beautiful part of Tuscany and there is so much more to see in the city centre and surrounds. Glad you enjoyed the music too!

[@ViewAndYou]

Beautiful VLOG you guys! Thank you for taking us with you on this wonderful journey! Safe travels you guys!

[@AntonandBella]

Thanks so much!! We're glad to hear you enjoyed it. 😊

[@ViewAndYou]

@@AntonandBella You're welcome! More power to your channel!

[@karengadaleta7557]

Thank you so much for this video. We are headed to Lucca next week

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you so much watching and we're very happy to hear that you're visiting Lucca next week. Enjoy your trip!

[@flavius_pisapia_sculpture]

I enjoyed your presentation of Lucca. Thank you.

[@AntonandBella]

We're glad you enjoyed it!

[@shapeoftimes]

Beautiful walk, hope to visit Italy next year. Cheers from Canada! 🙂

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@innayaneva7580]

Anton and Bella, thank you very much for your video about Lucca! It has been the most informative video I have seen :) Since you are open to questions, I would like to ask one: My husband and I will be doing a daytrip from Florence to Lucca and Pisa. I understand that Lucca needs a day on its own, but we don't have the time to split the two cities into 2 days. So what would you recommend - going first to Lucca and then taking the train to Pisa or the reverse? It would be our first time in both locations. The trip is in the beginning of May, so the day is long (I know it's far in the future, but I'm very excited and planning the itenarary from now 😂). Thank you very much! ❤

[@AntonandBella]

Hi Inna, Thank you for watching and we're happy to hear you found this video so informative. 🙂 To provide you with some considerations for your day trip from Florence to Pisa & Lucca here is what we think is best way to maximise your time exploring both cities in one day: Yes Lucca really deserves a day, and if you have seen our Pisa video kzbin.info/www/bejne/paTWnJJrgcypqNk you will see that there is so much more to Pisa than just the monument area too, and it also deserves a full day visit. (We definitely consider you also watch this video if you haven't already.) However, given you only have one day, we would suggest going to Pisa first and catch the earliest train from Florence to Pisa San Rossore Station (closest stop to the monuments area). This will ensure you beat all the crowds that start arriving from 10am onwards. It is much more relaxing to explore Pisa when there aren't thousands of other visitors doing the same at the same time. You can then make your way on foot to Pisa Centrale (very pretty relaxing walk) on the other side of town and catch a train to Lucca and enjoy the afternoon and evening there before getting the train back to Florence. The last train from Lucca to Firenze SMN, depending on the day leaves around 2230 so you will have had a chance to enjoy several hours in both Lucca and Pisa by the time you return to Florence. Hope this helps a little with your future plans. Let us know if we can help you with anything else. Thanks again. ❤

[@sueandbobperry6161]

Wow, such an informative blurb. We have a trip planned and you gave given us some very helpful advice. Coffee looks the real deal too!

[@AntonandBella]

We're very happy to hear you found our video so informative. Please reach out to us if you need any specific info for your upcoming visit, and yes, the coffees are the best!

[@itsmetaran]

Awesome video!

[@AntonandBella]

Thank you so much!