2 Hours Private Guided Walking Tour in Acquaviva Picena Marche
Description
The tour is one of a kind because it allows you to visit the beauties of a medieval village accompanied by an expert guide who is able to show places and views that are difficult to reach by a tourist. It is also possible to admire places usually closed to the public. Finally you will enjoy a suggestive aperitif on a panoramic terrace that will seal this fantastic experience.
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Itinerary
Begin the adventure with an exciting welcome in Piazza San Nicolo, where you will begin to discover the hidden treasures of this wonderful city. You will visit the Church of San Niccolò, an enchanting place that hides precious treasures in every corner. But it doesn't end there! You will continue with a panoramic walk from which you will have an exclusive view. But the surprises continue! You will visit the Clock Tower, Palazzo Sciarra, Alma Massetti, Vicolo Rosa, Piattelli and the Church of San Rocco. Don't miss the opportunity to discover the architecture and history of the city! You will admire the Town Hall, usually closed to the public, where you can admire iconographic cycles dating back to 1750 and the architecture created by Pietro Maggi, which incorporates housing units from the 1400s. And let's not forget the medieval Renaissance fortress, symbol of the city, with Bacio Pontelli and the latest historical restoration by Giuseppe Saccone. And to conclude, you will enjoy an aperitif on a suggestive panoramic terrace.
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Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Customers who have not reached the legal drinking age in Italy, i.e. 18, will not be served alcoholic beverages.
Reviews(1)
This walking tour was truly comprehensive and pleasant. Despite the small size of the city, the itinerary proved to be very rich in history, anecdotes, and curiosities that went well beyond my expectations. The walk itself is short and very simple, suitable for everyone. An immense round of applause for the guide, Margherita: a true masterpiece of explanations! She proved to be a living library of artistic and historical knowledge, capable of keeping me interested until the end. Good to know for future travelers: The streets have stone paving similar to cobblestones and, at the moment, some sections are a bit uneven due to ongoing work, so I recommend comfortable shoes. Furthermore, the buildings visited inside have stairs. Extraordinary, absolutely recommended!
