Amazing!! We just got back from our Italian trip, and Lucca was one of our favourite towns (the Cinque Terre ranked second). We did an E-Bike wine tour, rented a Vespa and travelled to Monte Carlo, and did a run on the wall (mind blown) every morning. The weather was amazing in early October, the food incredible (we have lists of our favourites). We loved the Amphitheater at night with its live music. We had the best Gelato at Le Crema Matta. My husband loved the fact that it was the only towns to evade the take over of the Roman Empire. Our hearts are in Italy - it’s amazing!! Enjoy every minute. Your fellow South Africans:)

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Love this video…thanks guys for all your wonderfully videos travelling through Italy.

I was in Lucca more than one time and is soooooooo beautiful, like all Tuscany, obviously. Enjoy the Lucca vibes guys!! In front of the ticket office for Puccini's house there's a cute ceramic store, really cute.

I assume that in part 2 you will be showing the amazing walk along the walls of Lucca?? It’s the BEST “city” walk ever!! I live in Viareggio, so going for a walk in Lucca is one of my favourite things to do🤗 Such a jewel of a city. Whenever my family visit from the States, it’s the first place l take them👍 This travelling thru Italy vlog is a great idea!! Where is your home?🤔BTW l sent the Viareggio video to all my family and friends🙏😀🙏

Always wanted to hit Lucca, thanks for taking us there. Been Italy 10x, Florence too great 🙂

Hi guys, nice to see you back in action, we have been to Lucca twice and feels like a place to live, on other note, in Argentina, my native country, better say in Buenos Aires we also have Cecina but we call it Fainá, (maybe from the word farina?) and put a slice of it on top of the muzzarella pizza, it makes for a great combination and we usually drink beer with it or moscato, a big glass of moscato.

Great to have you back in Italy. Looking forward to getting back to Italy and rediscovering Lucca. PS Hot cross buns in Oz & NZ too

So fun that you guys are in Lucca! We will be there this upcoming May! We are planning to climb the Guinigi Tower. Always love your vlogs…so much fun! ❤

Great choice of back ground music.

I’m flying to Luca next week, and have been watching your videos as a way to familiarize myself with the place.

Love you guys - great video. We visited Lucca last year and so nice to see the streets again!

Yes, hot cross buns are in Australia too being the sister country to England. They start selling them in supermarkets the the day after Christmas day even though they're not official until Easter!

I LOVE LUCCA!!!

This was fantastic, I've missed the two of you and all the Information Mattao always gives, you guys are so cute together ❤️ Hot cross buns are only available in Canada at Easter, not sure why. That pizza looked absolutely delicious, thanks guys so fun. Can't wait till the next one 😊❤❤❤❤

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Thanks ... use the public fountains instead of more plastic bottles though. The water is fantastic and most cities still have them. I am going back to Lucca next week and wondered what I had missed the first time. Oh an siesta - Spanish. I am not sure what they call that long lunch break, perhaps pisolino. Your memories of where you have been are amazing.

Love the video ❤

The pizzas and gelatos look amazing!!! 😍😍😍

There’s actually 5 climbable towers in Lucca. Those you mentioned (around 33:40 in the video), plus San Frediano’s campanelle. My wife and I recently climbed all 5 in one day (we live here).

Very nice! Have to visit Lucca. I follow u for like two years and u r in region 2. I wonder if I will live long enough to see u get to 20 🎉

I've just started watching this episode & I already want to come back to Italy. Was in Italy just a few weeks ago. I love watching your adventures xx

Hot cross bun also in Australia 🎉❤

you need to come in Garfagnana for the beautiful nature

Love it! Happy you’re back in Italy

Bentornati ragazzi! Yes, hot cross buns are VERY popular in Australia/NZ around Easter time.

Oh yeah, we do hot cross buns here in Australia...I visited Lucca this year and climbed the Guinigi Tower and the Torre delle Ore. I wish I'd had more time but I was only there for the day. It's definitely a city I'd love to spend more time exploring.

I’m here in Lucca and tomorrow I’m hitting up that gelateria 🎉grazie mille 🙏👍🥳

This is the first of your videos for me splashed down by KZfaq. Absolutely delightful. Very well done. Loved ringing the doorbell to get into a museum. But the whole composition of your work is outstanding. Thank you. Now following from HONOLULU Hawaii🇺🇸🇺🇸😎🏄🏼‍♂️🍍🏖️🌈🌸

Hot cross buns also popular in Ireland. Your right it's an Easter thing 😊

Looking forward to watching this one guys , my nephew has just returned from Lucca , his friend lives there, regards Fred from bonnie Scotland 🇮🇹✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

it is so nice "travel" with you ❤

If you're ever back in Lucca, Palazzo Pfanner is a lovely place and the Torre Guinigi is a unique bell tower which is fun to go up. Trattoria da Nonna Clara is also a good place for food!

And I say it again .... love your room with a view of the stunning oval piazza. And thanks for going into Puccini's home - I missed that.

The chickpea slice, in Argentina we call it fainá, and we eat it together with the slice of pizza. We also have a faina with cheese, onions, etc. filling 🤤

Gorgeous city. TFS

Gosh guys, you made me want to be there, and eat that merengue gelato! 😂

went to Florence last june and followed all your recommendations. Thanks

If you were blown away by Puccini's name, look up Picasso's full name.

It was very nice the woman at the pizzeria, she wanted you to taste the hot pizza and offered it (rightly). Maybe it was a good day or maybe it's just their way of working, for sure if all shop owners did this (in Italy and not only), everything would be better.

Sono di Lucca e per quanto possiamo trovare dolci simili in altre parti d'Italia il BUCCELLATO è solo ed esclusivamente di Lucca. Se lo hai apprezzato cosi senza nient'altro lo apprezzerai di più con una semplice ricetta molto gustosa: ZUPPA LUCCHESE DOLCE Prendi un BUCCELLATO , taglialo a pezzetti e mettilo in un contenitore ampio bagnare con del vino rosso ( NO bianco) , zucchero , aggiungere crema pasticcera ( anche al cioccolato) e fragole a pezzettini . Mescolare bene e mettere al fresco in frigo ( NO nel Freezer) ...dopo un paio d'ore almeno servi in coppe e gusta 🍧

We have Hot cross buns in NZ😊

Heading to Lucca in May! Thanks for this. Need to find this apartment you rented!! Do you recommend it?

Everything looks so good!! Thankful for your Florence recommendations! I’m going to Lucca in a few weeks and was wondering anyone has any other awesome suggestions? Also if anyone has any recommendations for other spots pls lmk!! (Also going to be in Florence/ Livorno/viareggio/ Lucca/ Venice/ Rome/ Messina / Malta /mykonos/ Santorini/athens)

Hey guys, are there any hotels in the center of Lucca, that has elevators? We’re considering visiting Lucca this year, and it would be nice to know if there are some places that are handicap friendly. 😊🌼🌼🌼

I love being italian

@17:44 is that a big hole on the step backboard? lol

Yes Australia for hot cross buns!!! 😂

Surprise to hear Thai language in the background at 32:45

Micha, having a little trouble with the name Giacomo? You kept saying Giachimo

15:44 im pretty sure it's giac"o"mo not giac"I"mo... :)

So have you been in Italy for a year?

Hi ti is Ryan I mes you

Please put br portuguese legends for my wife 😂😂😂

Thank god you guys have never made it to Pietrasanta, the jewel of Versilia. As they say when the tourists move in the Artists move out. Please stick to the regular Tuscan Italy vlogs, Florence, Pisa, Lucca, Siena, San Gimignano.. you know the drill..

Cappuccino after 11....shame on you 😂😂

even the city where I live (Piacenza) is called the city of 100 churches...

you live in Italy since a lot and still using mandolins for Tuscany? LMAO.