Zecca Collective

This unique space was once a convent, and today it has been transformed into a vibrant coliving community. While no longer a religious place, we’ve preserved its essence as a shared home — a place where people come together to live, work, and enjoy life side by side. Most of our rooms are singles, with just three doubles available. Bathrooms are shared. There are plenty of communal areas where guests can connect, chat, play cards, share meals, watch movies, and create together. The atmosphere is full of energy, peace, and artistic inspiration. One of the most magical things about this place is its location — right in the heart of the city center. Yet once you're inside, it feels like the countryside: quiet, calm, and filled with birdsong.

We offer move-in-ready homes and a welcoming community you’ll love being part of. Our doors are open to like-minded people from around the world — artists, musicians, digital nomads, students, and anyone looking to share meaningful experiences in a vibrant, supportive environment. Come and join your new family in Lucca.

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Lucca is a beautifully preserved Renaissance town where medieval charm meets modern ease. With its cobbled streets, terracotta roofs, and towering walls that wrap around the city like a warm hug, Lucca offers a slower pace of life—perfect for a digital nomad looking to balance productivity with inspiration. Wi-Fi is reliable and widely available. While many locals work traditional hours, a growing number of remote workers and creatives are calling Lucca home. A few coworking spaces have popped up, but most nomads find a comfortable rhythm working from airy cafés like Caffè Santa Zita, h&g, or Caffè delle Mura—the last one sits right on the city wall with unbeatable views. Weekend Adventures Lucca is a fantastic base for exploring Tuscany. Within an hour, you can be soaking in the thermal baths of Bagni di Lucca, sipping Chianti in Greve, or wandering through the art-filled streets of Florence. Even closer is Pisa (just 20 minutes by train), and the coastal gems of the Cinque Terre are perfect for a weekend getaway. Living Like a Local Life in Lucca moves at a gentle rhythm. The town is known for its music—composer Giacomo Puccini was born here—and during the summer, you’ll find classical concerts in churches and outdoor performances filling the piazzas. Every Wednesday and Saturday, a local market pops up near Porta San Donato, where you can stock up on seasonal produce and Tuscan specialties. For a digital nomad, Lucca offers the best of both worlds: it’s rich in culture and history, yet laid-back and liveable. It’s a place where you can knock out your morning work sessions, then lose yourself in medieval streets, fresh pasta, and golden light by afternoon. For more info, events, or suggestions, we are here.