• Duomo di Messina - The Cathedral of Messina is a magnificent church dedicated to Saint Mary of the Assumption. It boasts a façade adorned with polychrome decorations and rich medieval elements. Adjacent to it is the Bell Tower of the Duomo, renowned for its remarkable astronomical clock, the largest and most intricate in the world, which enlivens the square daily with its moving figures.
• Fontana di Orione - The Fountain of Orion in Messina is a stunning Renaissance masterpiece from the 1500s, crafted by Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli, a student of Michelangelo. Situated in Piazza del Duomo, it honors the mythical founder of the city, Orion, and is embellished with graceful sculptures and allegorical figures symbolizing rivers and the abundance of the region.
• Belvedere - The Belvedere of Messina provides one of the most captivating views of the city, offering a breathtaking panorama over the Strait of Messina, the port, and the Calabrian coast, perfect for enjoying unforgettable sunsets.
• Porto Messina - The Port of Messina is one of the largest and most significant in Sicily, distinguished by its unique natural sickle shape and bustling maritime activity, making it a vital hub for connections across the Strait of Messina.

• Discover the Fountain of Orion in Piazza del Duomo
• Explore the Port of Messina and the Belvedere with a spectacular view
• Private walking tour of Messina with licensed tour guide
• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Maria Assunta
• Admire the Bell Tower of the Duomo with the astronomical clock

Join a guided walking tour of Messina, starting at Piazza del Duomo. Here, visitors can admire the Fountain of Orion, crafted in 1500 by a student and collaborator of Michelangelo Buonarroti.

Next, the tour will explore the stunning Cathedral dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta. The façade is adorned with multicolored bands and enhanced with marble and 14th-century reliefs.

The bell tower, standing 90 meters tall with a base of about 10 meters, features the world’s largest and most intricate mechanical and astronomical clock. Every day at noon, the statues animate to the tune of Schubert’s Hail Mary. The figures on the bell tower commemorate the War of the Vespers of 1282, celebrating the Sicilian victory over Charles of Anjou.

The tour will proceed with a view of the port, the largest in Sicily and among the largest in Italy, concluding with the breathtaking belvedere skyline.

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