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Step into the heart of Lecce on a guided walking tour that unveils the city’s rich Jewish and Baroque heritage in southern Italy. Begin your journey at the Underground Jewish Museum, where you’ll explore the fascinating basement of the ancient synagogue and learn about Lecce’s medieval Jewish community.
Your guide will lead you through atmospheric underground chambers, including rooms once used for ritual purification. This unique museum visit provides rare insight into the city’s layered past, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts.
Continue to the stunning Church of Santa Croce, a masterpiece of Lecce Baroque architecture. Pause to admire its ornate façade and discover the symbolic details that make this church a local treasure. The tour then takes you to lively Piazza Sant'Oronzo, where Roman ruins and the Old Town Hall evoke centuries of history.
Stroll along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, lined with elegant Baroque palaces and the beautiful Church of Sant'Irene. Your experience concludes in the magnificent Piazza Duomo, where you’ll view the cathedral, bell tower, and Archbishop’s residence from the outside, soaking in the grandeur of one of Apulia’s most iconic squares.
This 1.5-hour tour is accessible for all, with small group sizes ensuring a personal experience. Tickets to the Jewish Museum are included. Secure your spot today and immerse yourself in Lecce’s extraordinary stories—book now before places fill up!







