Walking tours available in Italy.
Bari, the vibrant capital of the Apulia region in southern Italy, lies on the Adriatic Sea. Renowned as a major economic hub of mainland southern Italy, it is a thriving port and university city, famed for its historical association with Saint Nicholas. With a population of 315,473, Bari spreads over an expanse of 116 square kilometers. It is the nucleus of a sprawling urban area housing 750,000 people, underlining its significance as a metropolitan powerhouse with a province-wide population of 1.2 million. Explore Bari’s rich cultural heritage, bustling markets, and scenic coastal views on a self-guided walking tour, immersing yourself in a city where history and modernity converge.
Bologna, the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region, nestles in northern Italy as a vibrant hub of history and culture. This captivating city is renowned for its rich blend of medieval, Renaissance, and modern architecture, drawing visitors with its charming porticoes and towers. The University of Bologna, founded in 1088, adds an academic prestige, marking Bologna as the cradle of higher education in Europe. With a population of over 390,000 lively residents, Bologna's streets are a melting pot of cultures, boasting over 150 nationalities. As you embark on a self-guided walking tour, immerse yourself in the city’s dynamic spirit, explore its historic center, and savor its celebrated culinary scene, which showcases traditional Bolognese flavors. Discover a city where the past and present coexist harmoniously, offering a unique experience at every corner.
Catania, the vibrant second-largest city in Sicily, lies on the island's eastern coast facing the Ionian Sea and at the base of Mount Etna, an active volcano. As a vital hub, Catania boasts significant road and rail connections and is home to Sicily's main airport, making it an essential point of entry and transit. The city forms the core of the most densely populated Sicilian conurbation and ranks among Italy's largest. As the capital of the Metropolitan City of Catania, it serves a diverse population spread across 58 municipalities. Catania offers a unique blend of natural wonder, historical intrigue, and bustling urban life, providing a rich tapestry for self-guided exploration. Discover its intriguing layers, from ancient ruins to baroque architecture, as you navigate this dynamic city at your own pace.
Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is a vibrant city blending rich history with modern life. Known for its Renaissance art and architecture, it's a cultural haven for travelers. With over 362,353 residents in the city and nearly a million in the greater metropolitan area, Florence offers a bustling atmosphere nestled amid Tuscany's picturesque landscapes. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks such as the Florence Cathedral, Uffizi Gallery, and Ponte Vecchio, each narrating stories of the past. A self-guided walking tour reveals the city's hidden gems, from quaint artisan shops and local eateries to stunning piazzas. Strolling its cobbled streets, you'll encounter the elegance and charm that make Florence unforgettable.
Genoa, the capital of the Liguria region in Italy, stands as the nation's sixth-largest city. With a 2025 population of 563,947 within its administrative boundaries, its influence extends across a metropolitan area of over 1.5 million, reaching along the picturesque Italian Riviera. Known for its rich maritime history, Genoa offers visitors a blend of ancient charm and modern vibrancy. As you embark on this self-guided walking tour, you'll navigate through narrow alleyways, admire stunning architecture, and explore renowned sites like the historic port. Discover the vibrant culture, savor authentic Ligurian cuisine, and experience the city's unique character, making it an unforgettable destination.
Welcome to Milan, a vibrant city in northern Italy and the regional capital of Lombardy. As the largest city in Italy by urban area, Milan boasts a population of nearly 1.4 million in the city proper and 3.2 million in the metropolitan area. With up to 8.2 million residents in its wider metropolitan area, Milan is the largest metro area in Italy and a major European hub. Known as the economic powerhouse of Italy, Milan plays a pivotal role in business, fashion, and finance on a global scale. This self-guided walking tour invites you to explore Milan's rich history, architectural marvels, and vibrant cultural scene. Discover why Milan is a city like no other, where innovation meets tradition in a perfect blend. Embark on a journey that takes you through iconic landmarks, bustling piazzas, and the heart of Italian design and style.
Welcome to Naples, the vibrant regional capital of Campania and Italy's third-largest city after Rome and Milan. With a bustling population of over 908,000, and nearly 3 million in its metropolitan area, Naples is both a cultural and economic powerhouse. This historic city extends beyond its ancient walls, offering a blend of rich history and modern influences. Renowned for its significant role in international diplomacy, Naples hosts NATO's Allied Joint Force Command and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean. As you embark on this self-guided walking tour, immerse yourself in the bustling streets and discover the fascinating historical landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and world-famous cuisine that define this iconic city.
Palermo, the vibrant capital of Sicily and its Metropolitan City, is a city brimming with rich history, diverse culture, stunning architecture, and mouthwatering gastronomy. Established over 2,700 years ago, it has played a significant role through various epochs. Situated in the northwest of Sicily, along the shores of the Tyrrhenian Sea by the Gulf of Palermo, the city offers a unique blend of ancient and modern influences. Explore its bustling markets, intricate churches, and vibrant streets to experience a tapestry of historical depth and contemporary life. Discover the charm of a city that captivates with its vibrant energy and picturesque landscapes.
Welcome to Rome, the vibrant capital city of Italy and the beating heart of Western civilization. As the administrative center of the Lazio region and the Metropolitan City of Rome, it houses nearly 2.75 million residents, making it the third most populous city within the EU. Explore the blend of ancient history and dynamic modernity as you navigate through its sprawling 1,287 square kilometers. Rome is famously encircled by seven hills and enriched by the Tiber River's flow. Unique to this city is Vatican City, the only country existing within a city's boundaries, showcasing the global significance of Rome as the focal point of Western Christian culture. From monumental ruins to bustling piazzas, Rome offers a timeless journey, if you embrace both Roman genius and charm.
Turin is a vibrant city in northern Italy, renowned as a major business and cultural hub. As the capital of Piedmont and the Metropolitan City of Turin, it holds historical significance as Italy's first capital from 1861 to 1865. Nestled on the western bank of the River Po, the city lies below the scenic Susa Valley, framed by the majestic western Alpine arch and the Superga hill. With a population of 856,745 inhabitants as of 2025, the urban area extends to 1.7 million people, while the metropolitan region encompasses 2.2 million. Discover Turin's rich heritage and contemporary charm through a walking tour of its iconic sites and hidden gems.