Discover Lappato: Parish Church, Villas and Mountains

Discover Lappato: Specific Places and Routes

For your travel planning, Lappato can be explored through several specific themes: the Chiesa di Sant'Antonio di Padova as a parish church, villas named Villa Torrigiani, Villa Mansi and Villa Reale, mountains in the surrounding area, and the Lappato–Tofori route.

The Chiesa di Sant'Antonio di Padova

The Chiesa di Sant'Antonio di Padova is a parish church in Lappato, Capannori, at Via di Sant'Antonio 34. The parish belongs to the Diocese of Lucca and the Segromigno-Villa Basilica-Vallerian pastoral unit. You can take this aspect into account when planning your days, just as you can the villas and the landscape around Lappato.

Palaces and Museum in the Surrounding Area

Villa Torrigiani, a palace and museum, is located in the immediate surroundings of Lappato. Villa Mansi, a palace, is also located nearby. For your cultural day planning, you can consider both places separately from the parish church and take their different designations into account: Villa Torrigiani is both a palace and a museum, while Villa Mansi is a palace.

Villa Reale is also located in the surroundings of Lappato and is a palace. Together with Villa Torrigiani and Villa Mansi, it forms another cultural focus for your travel planning.

Mountains Between the Surrounding Area and the Wider Region

Monte Crocefisso, a summit, is located in the surroundings of Lappato. M. Moraglio, a mountain, and Monte Serra, also a mountain, are likewise located nearby. Monte Cascetto, a mountain, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Lappato. The different spatial references help you weigh the landscape themes separately when planning your days or excursions. Those interested in mountains can include these specific destinations in their own selection without equating the information about the immediate surroundings with the wider regional area.

Practical Orientation at the Church

At the church in Lappato, the parking lot and the outdoor path are accessible via level asphalt. The interior of the church is inaccessible because of steps. You should explicitly consider these details separately in your personal planning: here, the outdoor area and the church interior do not have the same accessibility.

The Lappato–Tofori Route

The Lappato–Tofori route is 4.5 km long and paved. It begins in Lappato on Via Pesciatina at the sign for San Gennaro and runs via Via Sant'Antonio, Via della Foce, Via San Gennaro and Via Leccio Lappato.

Focus Areas for Your Stay

When considering accommodation for your stay, you can first decide which focus is most important to you: the parish church, the palaces and museum, or the landscape with the Lappato–Tofori route. This allows your choice of accommodation to reflect your own interests while you evaluate the individual destinations and the route independently of one another.

Other Destinations for Orientation

If you would like to view other places for your travel planning: Ruota, Colle Di Compito, San Leonardo In Treponzio, Lunata, Matraia, Petrognano, Carraia, S.Andrea In Caprile

For the higher-level travel overview: Capannori.