Lucca is one of Tuscany’s most beloved artistic cities, with nicknamed the town of a hundred churches on account of its incredible number of places of worship. It is the birthplace of famous composer Puccini. whose great pieces of La Boheme, Madam Butterfly that I love. Lucca, in Tuscany, has a historic center completely enclosed by walls that are some of Italy’s best-preserved ramparts. The top of the walls has been made into tree-lined pathways so you can walk or ride a bike atop the walls. The oval-shaped piazza that used to be a Roman amphitheater is fascinated. Unlike many Tuscan towns, Lucca is flat rather than on a hill. I only wish we had more time to explore this beautiful city with so many medieval architectures.
Pisa:
Pisa’s Piazza del Duomo with the famous Leaning Tower was declared as a World Heritage Site in 1987. The architectural blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles is uniquely beautiful.
Stephen Hung Photography 
These Tuscan cities are such gems in so many ways, and your photos of them are beautiful.
Thank you for liking my photos. Yes, I found these cities very attractive.
Wonderful images, so sad we did not had the time to visit Pisa.
Thank you! You should make another trip! I’d like to go back to Lucca and spend a couple of days there and may be go to an opera!