Mura Di Lucca

Description 

The Mura di Lucca (Walls of Lucca) is a large open-air venue. It is a remarkably preserved ring of Renaissance stone, brick, and earthwork fortifications surrounding the historic center of Lucca in Tuscany, Italy.

Children under six are admitted free of charge to the standing area (for standing-only concerts) whereas they need a full price ticket to have a reserved seat.

Unauthorised professional photography or filming equipment is strictly prohibited.. Your bags will be searched upon entry to the event and cameras will be permitted at the security team’s discretion, so if in doubt don’t bring it!

Parking options near the historic city walls (Mura di Lucca) include convenient paid lots right outside the gates and free perimeter areas a short walk away.

Directions 

By Car

• From Florence (Firenze): Take the A11 motorway (Firenze-Mare) and exit at Lucca Est or Lucca Ovest. 
• From Genoa: Take the A12 motorway towards Viareggio, merge onto the A11-A12 motorway link, and exit at Lucca Est or Lucca Ovest. 
• From Milan (Milano): Take the A1 motorway towards Bologna, connect to the A15 towards Viareggio near La Spezia, follow the A11-A12 link, and exit at Lucca Est or Lucca Ovest. 
• From Pisa: Take the SS12 road directly towards Lucca city centre.

By Train

• Station: Lucca Railway Station (Piazza Ricasoli), located just outside the city walls near the St. Peter’s Gate (Porta San Pietro).