• Castello di Bovino - The Ducal Castle of Guevara in Bovino is a majestic fortress that dominates the village from above. Originating in the medieval era and later altered, it boasts robust walls, towers, and a scenic position overlooking the surrounding valley. Initially used for defense, it now stands as a key historical and architectural landmark of the town (external visit).
• Co-Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of Mary - The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Bovino is among the most significant religious structures in the village, with roots tracing back to the 10th century. Constructed on the site of an earlier early Christian basilica, it features a three-nave layout, a Romanesque façade, and portals adorned with Gothic elements. Inside, it contains artworks and the captivating Chapel of Saint Mark, showcasing its extensive religious and artistic heritage.
• Bovino Museo Civico Carlo Gaetano Nicastro - The Carlo Gaetano Nicastro Civic Museum in Bovino is a notable archaeological museum that safeguards artifacts from the local area. Opened in 1925, it presents a comprehensive collection ranging from the Neolithic era to the Middle Ages, including amphorae, ceramics, tools, and oil lamps, providing a glimpse into the history and everyday life of ancient local cultures.

• Private walking tour of Bovino with licensed tour guide
• Stroll through the historic center of Bovino
• Admire the imposing Ducal Castle of Guevara (external visit)
• Visit the Church of Saints Peter and Paul
• Discover the Carlo Gaetano Nicastro Civic Museum
• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Maria Assunta

Join a tour of Bovino’s historic center and explore one of Puglia’s most charming villages.

Marvel at the Ducal Castle of Guevara, known for its impressive walls, towers, and strategic location with a view of the valley, highlighting its historical defensive role.

Explore the Bovino Cathedral, originating from the 10th century, and be captivated by its early Christian basilica featuring three naves, a Romanesque façade, and Gothic elements in its portals, including the Chapel of Saint Mark within.

Proceed to the public gardens and the Carlo Gaetano Nicastro Civic Museum, a significant archaeological museum opened in 1925, showcasing artifacts from the Neolithic era to the Middle Ages. Discover amphorae, bowls, axes, oil lamps, and more.

End the tour with a visit to the Church of St. Peter & Paul, the village’s smallest church, constructed on the remnants of a pagan temple dedicated to Hercules, retaining traces of its medieval history.

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