The permanent city symbol is the Cathedral placed in the heart of he Lucca city on the San Martino Square. The construction of the upscale building started in the 6th century and only two centuries later the small church obtained the status of cathedral. And in 780 the cathedral turned home to religious sanctity – the relics of Saint Regulus. The cathedral is attended today by many pilgrims to bow the grand relics.
The inimitable architectural landmark of Lucca is the Palacco Pfanner which was erected in the 17th century. The majestic building with impressive front side is surrounded with massive stone enclosure, hiding the territory of ultimate beauty. The inner court features a great fountain with magnificent statuary group. During the tour the guests are offered to walk through the scenic garden. The palace literally sinks in garden greenery.
Not far from the Cathedral the Giglio theater is set. It is located on the del Giglio square. It is not only the main theater of the city but is one of the most famous theaters of Tuscany. Every city guest should visit this art temple as it features excellent stock of plays and exciting decoration of the hall. The significant landmark of Lucca is the amphitheater square. The upscale oval shape square surrounded with the buildings with red tile roofs really resembles the amphitheater. According to historical records this place hosted a big arena during the Roman Empire regimen.
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