Tuscan Rooms blog

At tuscanrooms we welcome feedback from our guests and read them very carefully so we can maintain our standards, take on board your views and suggestions s we can try to ensure you have the best of stays with us in Ponte a Seraglio. A big thank you to all friends of tuscanrooms.

Our latest review from Trish and Mike is shown below. Thanks guys.

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Congratulations to Eduardo on the publication of his book which he researched whilst staying with us at tuscanrooms. Big thank you Eduardo for the mention in the Acknowledgements…..

Bagni di Lucca, il comune montano più vasto d’Italia; presenta altitudini che vanno dai 150 mt s.l.m. fino ai quasi 1300 mt s.l.m. del monte Prato fiorito.

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Yesterday 7th April a new fruit and vegetable store opened in our square at Ponte a Serraglio which is great news for residents, tourists and visitors to the area.

Not only does it sell fresh fruit and vegetables but also cheese, bread, meats, Olives and a variety of  other produce and household needs.

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Annalisa and her staff at Bar Italia in the square at Ponte a Seragglio opened the doors to the “new look” bar last night. I have to say it looks great !! The local community came in droves to wish them every success. The new bar is now ready for the season to greet tourists from all corners of the world.

With food pastries cakes ice cream yoghurt coffee and of course drink we all look forward to many more great times in Bar Italia.

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Here is a list for 2018 Summer Festival in Lucca…

23rd June                 Queens of the stone age

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This year the live nativity took place in the village of Granaiola where the whole community pulled together  to make it a special day out for everyone. Hundreds of people visited being taken up the hill by the shuttle buses that ran free all afternoon. The weather was fabulous and with the snow capped mountains and blue skies everyone had a fantastic time.

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A visit to Bagni di Lucca would not be complete without visiting The Ponte Della Maddalena. Everyone who comes to visit always asks for some history of the bridge so here it is.

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