Volterra is a town in the province of Pisa, Tuscany. It is about 50 kilometers away from Florence and is also close to Siena and San Gimignano. Its history counts more than three thousand years. Volterra was once an Etruscan settlement and the archaeological finds discovered in the area date back to the IXth  century BC. The impressive Porta all’Arco, the Necropolis of Marmini and countless archaeological finds can now be admired in the Museo Etrusco Guarnacci. Volterra is also known as a "museum-town", where the memory of different epochs is in front of your eyes, where medieval and renaissance buildings are there next to the Roman theater and Etruscan sites. Volterra truly is a unique and enriching historical experience.

Lucca is a town on the river Serchio, located in northern part of Tuscany. Lucca is right at the feet of the Apuan Alps but at the same time is also close to the Tuscan coast.

The town of Lucca was founded in Roman times and developed through the Middle Ages all the way to the Napoleonic era and Risorgimento. Every monument, church and palace in Lucca has a story to tell. This ancient city will bring you back in time to the era when knights used to ride their horses on the still intact town walls.

The territory of Lucca is home to countless other wonders: from Lake Massaciuccoli to the thermal springs of Bagni di Lucca and the coastal dunes of the Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli Natural Park.

Lucca is rich in traditions, history and nature and is, therefore an extraordinary destination for a vacation.