
Little did I know that as I walked on the wall, beneath me at the Baluardo San Martino was a wonderful area of brick arches from yesteryear. I really just stumbled upon the entrance.

But what a delight - the subterranean cool air was a nice respite from the hot sun on this day.

Imagine the science hundreds of years ago to build such a place - no strong heavy beams to cross a wide span, only the beauty and grace of multiple brick arches.


Another hidden surprise in the magical city of Lucca.
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