• Basilica di Santa Croce - The Basilica of Santa Croce in Lecce stands as a premier example of Lecce Baroque architecture. Renowned for its elaborately adorned façade, it showcases intricate carvings, symbolic figures, and a prominent central rose window. This artistic masterpiece truly embodies the elegance and opulence of the city’s Baroque style (external visit).
• Church of Saint Irene - The Church of St. Irene in Lecce is a significant representation of Baroque architecture in the city. Dedicated to Lecce’s original patron saint, it is distinguished by its impressive façade and lavishly decorated interiors, featuring elegant altars and valuable artworks.
• Piazza Sant’Oronzo - Piazza Sant’Oronzo serves as the vibrant core of Lecce, where history intertwines with daily city life. Here, the column crowned by the statue of St. Oronzo, the city’s patron saint, stands as a symbol of protection and identity. This column, once part of the Appian Way, is among the square’s most iconic landmarks.
• Piazza del Duomo - Piazza del Duomo in Lecce is one of the city’s most enchanting squares, celebrated for its intimate and picturesque ambiance. Encircled by Baroque buildings, including the Duomo, the bell tower, and the Bishop’s Palace, it presents a harmonious blend of elegance and history in the heart of the historic center.
• Cattedrale Maria Santissima Assunta e S.Oronzo - The Duomo of Lecce is a prime example of Lecce Baroque elegance. Situated in the picturesque Piazza del Duomo, it is notable for its richly adorned façade and its tall, slender bell tower that dominates the square. The interior is harmonious and intricately detailed, reflecting the city’s refined style.
• Anfiteatro Romano - The Roman Amphitheatre of Lecce, located in Piazza Sant’Oronzo, is a significant remnant of the city’s Roman heritage. Constructed between the 1st and 2nd centuries, it could accommodate thousands of spectators and was used for performances and combats. Today, part of its structure remains visible, showcasing Lecce’s ancient history (external visit).
• Lecce - Delight in a delicious tasting of the traditional Pasticciotto cake, offering an authentic flavor of the region.

• Visit the Duomo, a stunning example of Baroque architecture
• Admire the Duomo’s bell tower and Piazza del Duomo
• Visit the Church of the Theatines, dedicated to St. Irene
• Admire the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Roman Theatre (external visit)
• Marvel at the column supporting the statue of Lecce’s patron saint, St. Oronzo
• Discover the evocative Roman Amphitheatre (external visit)
• Savor the authentic taste of Apulia with a typical Pasticciotto cake tasting
• Private walking tour of Lecce with licensed tour guide

The Lecce tour starts in the historic center, featuring a visit to the Duomo in Piazza del Duomo, a Baroque cathedral known for its elegant façade and a towering bell tower that dominates the square.

Proceed to the Church of the Theatines, dedicated to St. Irene, where visitors can admire its impressive façade and exquisite Baroque altars adorned with artworks and decorations.

Explore the Roman Amphitheatre, a significant Roman relic in the city, once used for spectacles and combats, with parts still visible today.

Arrive at the column crowned by the statue of Saint Oronzo, the patron saint of Lecce, which marks the end of the ancient Appian Way that connected Rome to southern Italy.

The tour concludes with an external view of the richly adorned Basilica of Santa Croce, renowned for its intricate Baroque façade, and the Roman Theatre, where remnants of the ancient structures remain visible today.

The experience wraps up with a delightful tasting of the traditional pasticciotto, providing an authentic taste of local tradition.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.