First landmark on our trip will be the Neoclassical Acqueduct of Nottolini, a massive 3.2km structure that we will drive underneath to reach the Compitese county, a land of olive groves and lush nature perfect to visit aboard a 500.

After a journey immersed in the Lucchese countryside, you'll arrive in the picturesque town of Montecarlo Montecarlo is a medieval town that sits above the Lucca plain. It has earned the Touring Club's Orange Flag, a symbol of a high-quality tourist destination. Famed for the dazzling beauty of its surrounding landscape, it is also known as a major wine-producing area, as its far-stretching vineyards testify. The town's well-preserved historic centre stands within a splendid circuit of walls on top of a lone hill, which reaches a height of 163 metres above sea level. This Montecarlo - Tuscany's rather than Monaco's - has illustrious roots. It was founded by Charles IV, who had freed Lucca from Pisan dominion: hence the name Montecarlo (Mons Caroli in Latin), meaning Charles' mountain. Strongly recommended a quick stop to visit the historical centre and sip some local wine, before getting back to your tour.