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Villa Lucca - Tourist Information
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In the villa grounds
There are cookery classes for a minimum of eight people which consists of 5-6 hours of lesson. They are organised by the house cook who will teach you how to use aromatic herbs, how to prepare pasta and bread in the traditional Tuscan way and also the preparation of meat and seasonal vegetables. |
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the farm produce can be tasted and this includes red and white wine,
Vin santo, Grappa and extra virgin olive oil. All the farm's products
may be purchased in the Cantina which is open from 9 am - 6 pm daily. Hiking The 25-hectare estate include vineyards and olive tree groves as well as uncultivated areas that are open for you to explore during your stay. Upon arrival you will be provided with a detailed map displaying the various footpaths in the surrounding area. |
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The surrounding area of Lucca Tuscany
The XVI and VXII century villas of Lucca with beautiful gardens and amazing examples of ancient plants. Lucca itself, with it's Roman Etruscan and medieval origins, which was in parts renovated during the Principality of Elisa Baciocchi Buonaparte. The long Versilia coastline is protected by hills and offers some very interesting towns, such as Pietrasanta a centre for sculpture and marble works. Don't miss a visit to Garfagnana We also suggest a day to the Cinque Terre in Liguria, 100km away. |
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Location
Lucca - 10km Nearest Village with food shops and typical restaurant - 2km Pisa - 34km Siena - 137km Versilia - 32km Barga - 39km Pietrasanta - 39km Grotte del Vento a Verganoli di Lucca - 47km 5 Terre - 97km |
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