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Florence in 1 Day: 8 Walking Stops Between the Duomo, Historic Squares, and Churches
An 8-stop walking itinerary from Piazza del Duomo to Santa Croce, with an interactive map. Perfect for those with limited
Historic Rimini: A 1-Day Walking Itinerary Between Roman Bridges and the Surgeon’s Domus
Walking route through Rimini's historic center with interactive map: Tiberius Bridge, Arch of Augustus, Surgeon's Domus, Palazzo dell'Arengo, Pigna Fountain,
Medieval Padua in One Day: 8 Stops Between Cathedral, Towers, and Walls
A 1-day walking itinerary through Padua's historic center, with map and stops like Palazzo della Ragione, Torre dell'Orologio, and Porta
Ferrara: A One-Day Walking Itinerary from the Este Castle to the Palazzo dei Diamanti
A 7-stop walking route through the UNESCO historic center of Ferrara, from the Este Castle to the Palazzina di Marfisa
Pisa: A One-Day Walking Itinerary Through Medieval Walls and Towers
A one-day Pisa itinerary with 8 stops among defensive towers, historic gates, and hidden squares, featuring an interactive map. Ideal
Agrigento in 1 Day: Valley of the Temples and Historic Center with Map
Practical itinerary for visiting Agrigento in one day: morning at the Valley of the Temples (Temple of Concordia, Temple of
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Itineraries to Explore
Historic Rimini: A 1-Day Walking Itinerary Between Roman Bridges and the Surgeon’s Domus
Brescia in 1 Day on Foot: 8 Stops from Piazza Loggia to the Castle
Ancona on Foot in 1 Day: 10 Stops Between Roman Arches and Port Views
Lecce in One Day: A Walking Itinerary from Roman Amphitheater to Baroque
Messina: A One-Day Walking Itinerary Among 7 Historic Fountains
Rimini: A Walking Itinerary Through Historic Parks and Urban Green Spaces in 1 Day
Trapani in 1 Day: A Walking Itinerary Among Castles, Towers, and Sea
Ascoli Piceno: A One-Day Walking Itinerary Through Travertine, Walls, and Roman Bridges
Destinations to Discover
What to see in Rimini: 15 stops between beaches, Roman history, and theme parks
Rimini offers 15 km of beaches, Roman monuments like Tiberius Bridge and Arch of Augustus,…
What to see in Brescia: 15 stops between UNESCO sites, museums and interactive map
Walking itinerary in Brescia’s historic center: from the UNESCO complex of Santa Giulia to the…
What to see in Ancona: 15 stops between historic port, unique museums and panoramic map
Trajan’s Arch, Vanvitelli’s Mole with the Omero Museum, Cardeto Park and Santa Maria di Portonovo….
What to See in Lecce: 15 Stops Between Baroque, Roman Ruins, and Interactive Maps
Complete Itinerary to Discover Lecce: Basilica of Santa Croce, Roman Amphitheater, Castle of Charles V,…
What to See in Messina: 15 Stops with Map, from Caravaggio to the Torre Faro Lighthouse
Messina offers 15 must-see places: Regional Museum with Caravaggio, Astronomical Clock, Monumental Fountains, Torre Faro…
What to see in Rimini: 15 stops between Roman ruins, parks and interactive map
Tiberius Bridge, Arch of Augustus, Surgeon’s Domus and parks like Italia in Miniatura. Practical guide…
Places to Visit
Renzi Madre Elisabetta Park: 30,000 m² of greenery with a modern playground in Rimini
Malatesta Fortress of Mondaino: Medieval Fortress with Paleontological Museum and Valconca Valley View
Maria Callas Park Rimini: 3 Hectares of Green Space with a View of the Canal Port
Pigna Fountain in Rimini: Renaissance basin from 1543 in Verona marble
Gambalunga Library: 200,000 Volumes and Medieval Manuscripts in the Heart of Rimini
Alcide Cervi Park: Jogging Paths, Play Areas and Relaxation in Rimini
San Leo Sacred Art Museum: Medieval Works in the Fortress with Valmarecchia View
Porta Montanara: Rimini’s Only Roman Gate on Via Garibaldi
Verucchio Civic Archaeological Museum: Unique Villanovan Artifacts in a Medieval Village
Malatesta Fortress of Verucchio: Archaeological Museum and Panoramic Sea View
Palazzo dell’Arengo in Rimini: Fourteenth-Century Frescoes and Medieval Heart in Piazza Cavour
Domus del Chirurgo in Rimini: 150 Original Roman Surgical Instruments from the 3rd Century
