Pedal along the Serchio River, a scenic waterway where the current carves a path through nature's artistry. Witness cascading waterfalls and lush, bird-filled terraces – a vibrant tapestry of wildlife and wilderness. This delightful cycle route, aptly named the Puccini Cycle Path after the renowned composer, links the Serchio Valley to the historic city of Lucca. Discover Lucca's medieval charm, its iconic towers piercing the skyline, and the imposing Rocca di Ripafratta fortress. The ancient city walls themselves offer a breathtaking panorama from above. Lucca is a treasure trove of art, music, history, delectable food, and fine wine. Cycle through its captivating streets, where medieval towers rise majestically above the rooftops. Marvel at the Guinigi Tower with its unique rooftop garden, explore the charming shops lining Via Fillungo, and soak in the atmosphere of the Roman amphitheatre and Piazza Napoleone. Indulge in a culinary adventure, sampling local delicacies like cecina (chickpea flatbread), necci (chestnut pancakes) with ricotta, buccellato (sweet bread), and the hearty Lucchese soup. It's a feast for the senses! The tour covers approximately 25km to reach Lucca and another 25km for the return journey to Pisa. For those preferring a more relaxed return, a regional train service offering bike transportation is available at an additional cost. Alternatively, you can leave your bike in Lucca for a small fee (arrangements can be made with your bike rental provider).