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Roxxyfloxxy

When we were there, it was closed. But I have been there before, when I was younger. A nice museum with good vibes. From outside the garden is well taken care of.

Stylelust

An intimate moment spent looking at Puccini's treasures. His music, his musical instruments, his hunting boots, his tokens of a life well spent. We were visiting for the Opera so it only makes sense to round out your visit with a tour of his home. It's an small space for a museum and only 15 people are allowed at a time so it does make sense to make a reservations.

cosmo144

This museum admits a limited number of persons on the half hour for a half hour tour. For any opera fan this is a must as the momentos and photographs of Puccini and many of those who performed his operas are first rate. The rooms are small but are filled with artifacts and the history of Puccini's life. One may wish to sign up with a tour group for this museum since a number of tour groups block a given time which means you can't get in and must wait until the next available time. The del Lago lake adjacent to the property is a site worth visiting as well.

Piccolina

If you love the music of Puccini and you can find your way to Torre del Lago Puccini, this museum is a must. If you can read and absorb a good biography of the composer ahead of time, the visit will mean that much more. The composer may not have been a saint, but his music can certainly lift us to the heavens, and to be in the very home where so much of it was written ... Priceless!

adrianyyz

For the opera lover, this is a MUST see. I was so moved, and visited twice during my stay. I'll definitely be back again.

Close2manhattan

Located on a beautiful lake at Torre de Lago Puccini, the museo/villa where Puccini wrote "Madame Butterfly," "Turandot," and "La Boheme," is a must -- even if you don't love opera. You walk through beautiful, but small, rooms crammed with artifacts and the history of the great maestro's life: his writing, the piano on which he did his composing, letters, hats, many photographs. All the while excerpts of his operas are heard. Puccini, his wife and son and daughter-in-law are buried there! Note that people are permitted in every twenty minutes from 10:00am until noon when it closes until 3:00pm when it opens until 5:00pm. Have lunch next door at da Cecco, small and charming serving delicious spaghetti a mare and good house wine!

IgelEye

The road to the villa needs resurfacing, Maybe in 50 years' time it will happen. The audio guide is a very helpful tool, but orientation in the rooms can be tricky. However, you can repeat each phase as you wish. Parking in the nearby car park costs only €2. For opera fans, this is a must-visit. Enjoy!

Traveller124

I met Puccini's grand daughter at the beginning of the tour. Sheis a very nice and approachable lady. The tour of the house was truly marvelous. Puccini created his operas on an upright piano still in the house. If you go to visit the house avoid walking on the floor with shoes to preserve it. Instead walk on the carpet provided. Some people have to be told these things.

josisteinfeld

An audio guide takes you round Puccini's villa, and there are many interesting items and photos, which illustrate Puccini's life and creative environment. It doesn't compare with Verdi's Villa Sant'Agata which is why it doesn't get 5 stars.

849MargaretC849

If you really love Puccini's operas you'll be overwhelmed with emotion as you explore these crammed little rooms , especially with an aria or duet bursting forth as you enter each room. I was glad to be alone with my audio-guide as I saw the waves of tour groups marching down from their coaches. A true Puccini fan can go from Lucca by the Viareggio bus. There's no way a bunch of people together can see anything together here. The young lades of the casa-museo did well to space me out so that I didn't have to be aware of these package tourists.

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