Getting to Lucca, Italy
Getting to Italy will look different for all our guests, depending on where you're traveling from and whether you're extending your trip.
The wedding ceremony, reception, and afterparty on Sunday night will all be held at Villa Catureglio. The accommodations will be a 5 minute drive from the villa. Villa Catureglio is located in Tuscany, near Lucca (which is situated between Pisa and Florence).
Below are some helpful travel tips and suggested routes to help you plan your trip!
Planes & Trains
The two primary train companies in Italy are Trenitalia and Italo. If you plan to travel by train, we recommend booking your tickets through one of these two options. Train tickets typically become available three months prior to the trip.
Italy, here we come! We feel so lucky that you’re considering making the trip to celebrate our wedding with us. We know traveling internationally can come with a few extra steps, so we pulled together some helpful tips and travel info.
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Passport: Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.
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Check out the New EU entry requirement: You may need to complete a new pre-travel authorization process for entry into Europe.
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Driving:
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There's limited parking on site, so we would discourage guests from renting cars, and encourage public transport or carpooling.
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Renting a car internationally may require getting an International Driving Permit.
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Research information about highways and required tolls before committing to driving in Italy
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Now that the hard part of getting there is done, you can eat, drink, and be merry! During the wedding weekend, we'll have wedding-related events hosted every day (Fri-Sun). If you have time, we’re excited to share a few fun ideas of things to do when you're in the region.
Explore Renaissance Architecture
Located in Lucca, the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro was built on the ruins of a 2nd-century Roman arena. Today there are medieval buildings, outdoor cafes, and local goods shops.
Tour the Torre Guinigi
Also in Lucca, Visitors can climb 230 steps to a rooftop garden for panoramic views of Lucca, the city walls, and surrounding Tuscan mountains
Wine Tasting Experiences
Local winery tours often include vineyard visits, cellar tours, and tastings of local wines paired with food, typically lasting half a day and often featuring transport for convenience