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Departure from Lucca
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Estimated arrival to Munich
15:51h

Trip duration: 411min

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Swarovski Museum
Austria

135 min

Swarovski is the world's leading producer of crystals for fashion and jewelry. A family-owned and run business has grown to be a globally recognized company.... The Swarovski Museum was opened in 1995 at the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the company and it revealed a unique world of shimmering crystals that attracts countless visitors. All 16 show rooms inside the museum are simply mesmerizing but the Crystal Dome is the greatest as it was designed to capture the feeling of being inside a crystal. Visitors can also enjoy a fascinating garden, a Swarovski shop, and a cafe/bar. Kids are more than welcomed here - there is a four-level play tower, a playground, and a labyrinth for children that probably the adults too will like.

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Ferrari Museum
Italy

135 min

Here you have a unique opportunity to sit in the legendary Ferrari and make few laps around the track in the semiprofessional simulator of F1... inside the museum. Now, who would want to miss that?! Discover the stories about the brand’s overall history and stories about the personal life of its founder, the legendary Enzo Ferrari.

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Brixen
Italy

105 min

Located beneath the Dolomites, the Italian town of Brixen is a popular winter sports resort but its romantic old town provides interesting sightseeing with innumerable... old buildings evidencing the glorious past. So even if you are not into skiing or if you are in the area during summer months, go to Brixen and discover its treasures like the Church of St. Michael containing frescoes from the 14th-16th centuries or the Cathedral of Brixen, dating back to the 10th century and considered as an artistic masterpiece. In a close vicinity to Brixen is one of the most extensive monastery complexes in Italy, the Neustift Abbey

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Montecatini Alto
Italy

75 min

Choosing Montecatini Alto for your holiday destination implies you will most probably have a great, relaxing and interesting day. You can opt for so many... possibilities – admire the culture and history while strolling down the alleys of this medieval village full of ancient buildings (including the remains of a castle), palazzos, and churches (Church and convent of Santa Maria a Ripa and St. Peter's Church); indulge your palates in one of many artisan shops and restaurants offering delicious wine and traditional Tuscan cuisine; or unwind in Montecatini Terme, one of the most beautiful Spas in Art Nouveau style in Tuscany. Don’t forget to ride the oldest funicular in Europe, Montecatini Alto’s historic funicular, which connects the modern town below with the ancient city above. This funicular was built in 1898 and riding in it provides stunning views of the gorgeous Tuscan hills.

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Verona
Italy

135 min

Verona has rightfully earned the title of world’s most romantic city because it’s right here that the love story of Romeo and Juliet took place.... In front of the House of Juliet, where the real-life Cappello family once lived, you have a chance to touch the statue of Juliet which will, allegedly, make your love wish come true. If this is not enough of a reason to visit Verona, than perhaps the city’s wealth of culture and history will persuade you to come. Verona surely doesn’t lack of ruins, history buildings, charm and beauty.

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Innsbruck
Austria

105 min

Innsbruck is widely celebrated for the great beauty and diversity of its landscapes, for its numerous historic buildings and gourmet restaurants. It is considered as... the capital of the Alps, surrounded with high peaks and boasting with rich cultural heritage, from the Imperial Palace, the Court Church, the Arsenal Museum, Maria Theresia’s impressive avenue and of course the well-known Golden Roof. Innsbruck was settled since the early Stone Age and constantly grew to become a seat of European politics and culture in the 15th century. Today Innsbruck is a vibrant and refreshing city where culture, history and stunning nature create a harmonious urban spirit.