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Step into the enchanting city of Lecce in southern Italy on a private walking tour designed to reveal its Baroque treasures. Known as the "Florence of the South," Lecce dazzles with golden palaces, ornate churches, and a vibrant history shaped by centuries of Mediterranean influences.
Your journey begins in a stunning square where the 17th-century bell tower, crowned with a majolica dome, rises above the city. Marvel at the intricate façade of the cathedral, adorned with angels and flowers, and admire the elegant Palazzo del Seminario and the historic Episcopio, each showcasing unique Baroque artistry.
Continue to the ancient Roman Theater, a remarkable relic from the Augustan age, hidden for centuries and now revealed amidst lush Baroque gardens. The setting offers a glimpse into Lecce's layered past, where Roman and Baroque elements blend seamlessly in the heart of the city.
Stroll through Piazza dei Mercadanti, once the bustling center of trade, and discover the Palazzo del Sedile and the church of Saint Mark. Nearby, the partially unearthed Roman Amphitheater stands as a testament to Lecce’s enduring legacy, surrounded by a mix of architectural styles.
The tour concludes at a world-renowned Baroque masterpiece, its façade dedicated to the Battle of Lepanto. Along the way, enjoy complimentary coffee or tea. This accessible, two-hour private tour welcomes all ages and fitness levels. Secure your spot now and uncover the magic of Lecce’s Baroque wonders!







