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San Michele in Foro
OSM: limited wheelchair accessIt is called “in Foro” because the 8th-century church was built at the centre of the Roman forum. The square around it still holds that position.
Palazzo Pretorio
Plate to Domenico Botindari
Museo-casa natale di Giacomo Puccini
Piazza del Salvatore
Torre delle Ore
OSM: reported not wheelchair accessibleFrom the rooftops they are almost always seen together: one carries a clock on top, the other seven trees. Find the spot where both fit in one frame.
Mura di Lucca
The ring is 4,223 metres long and free to walk. Twelve curtains and eleven bastions: count them as you go, you will end where you started.
How perdiqua keeps going
Free for the people who use it, no email needed. RUMBA S.r.l. publishes and maintains it; local businesses can host a QR card. Nobody can buy a place on the map or the order of the results.
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Who keeps it going
RUMBA keeps perdiqua Lucca running. Perligio signs columns and points of view: it does not decide the map order and does not buy positions.
J. Hernest · RUMBA S.r.l.