In a magnificent part of the Tuscan city of Lucca and its surroundings, between hills of olive groves, vineyards and woods acacia rises villa Mori. Located at Vicopelago in an area of unparalleled beauty to the Green campaign and vineyards, the place must also his prestige to the many villas built in 1400-1500.

In fact, the high interest landscape has meant that Vicopelago with Gattaiola, Meati Pozzuolo and represents the village for excellence beloved by nobles of that for their houses.

Within a park around 8000mq, completely enclosed by an old boundary wall is Villa died, the annexe and the farmhouse today 'Red House'.
Qust'ultima is divided into 4-1700 for service to the villa, which dates from xv instead century and has yet to be fully restored.

Erected perhaps as meeting hunting was sold in late 1800 to the family of merchants known lucchesi Mori, who owes current name.

Getting there:

Coming from the A11, the Florence-sea is coming from Florence airport exit from Pisa to Lucca east. The Mc Donald is on your right, follow the green MOTORWAY who enter the roundabout again, then follow the signs to Pisa blue Pontedera SS12.

Proceed forward until we see the signs for Guamo, then turn left and drive for about 500m.

After distributor Agip turn left onto Pozzuolo, Vicopelago. Proceed until you reach the church Vicopelago on your left, after a few metres turn right. This takes you on a one-way, in other words you are forced to turn left.

Driving along the wall on your right and revenue in the street right at its end.

You have arrived at Villa Mori.