Piazza San Michele

Luka San Michele Square is an ancient Roman square in the center of Tuscan Luca in central Italy. It was the seat of the Commune's most important parliament until 1370. In the center of the square is a Roman Catholic church, which was mentioned in the forum in 795 and was rebuilt by Pope Alexander II after 1070.

Luka San Michele Square, located in the center of Luka, is the most important square in the area, and it is also the center of urban transportation. The square is separated by a chain between the road and the square, surrounded by Roman-style buildings.