Embark on a 2-hour guided exploration of the historical center of Gallipoli, a significant town in the Apulia region. Discover local craft shops, the main Cathedral, and the Castle.
Embark on a 2-hour guided exploration of the historical center of Gallipoli, a significant town in the Apulia region. Discover local craft shops, the main Cathedral, and the Castle.
- Fontana Greca - Ellenistica - The Greek Fountain in Gallipoli is among the city’s oldest landmarks, distinguished by its bas-reliefs and four caryatids that uphold the architrave. Drawing inspiration from classical art, it serves as a remarkable historical emblem at the entrance to the old town.
- Basilica Cattedrale di Sant’Agata - The…
- Fontana Greca - Ellenistica - The Greek Fountain in Gallipoli is among the city’s oldest landmarks, distinguished by its bas-reliefs and four caryatids that uphold the architrave. Drawing inspiration from classical art, it serves as a remarkable historical emblem at the entrance to the old town.
- Basilica Cattedrale di Sant’Agata - The Cathedral of Saint Agata in Gallipoli is a stunning example of Salento Baroque architecture, boasting a refined façade made of Lecce stone and intricately adorned interiors. Inside, it showcases artworks, paintings, and exquisite marble and wood details, reflecting the city’s rich history and profound devotion.
- Castello Di Gallipoli - Gestione Orione - The Angioino-Aragonese Castle of Gallipoli is an impressive coastal fortress, originally constructed during the Byzantine era and later expanded in the Angevin and Aragonese periods. With its formidable walls, cylindrical towers, and bastions, it played a crucial defensive role in safeguarding the city and its port from enemy incursions (external visit).
- Centro Storico di Gallipoli - Gallipoli’s historic center is a delightful seaside old town, featuring a labyrinth of narrow alleys, whitewashed buildings, and secluded courtyards. Rich in Baroque churches and picturesque vistas, it maintains an authentic ambiance linked to its maritime heritage.
- Porto Antico - Gallipoli’s old port is the hub of the city’s maritime heritage, filled with vibrant fishing boats, sun-drying nets, and ancient docks. It is a captivating spot where the genuine essence of sea life can still be experienced.
- Ponte Giovanni Paolo II - Ponte Cittavecchia - The Seventeenth-century Bridge of Twelve Arches in Gallipoli is the sole link between the old town and the new city. Constructed in the 17th century, it is notable for its robust stone structure and graceful arches, providing stunning views of the sea and the port.

- Discover the evocative Old Port
- Admire the Angioino-Aragonese Castle (external visit)
- Visit the Cathedral of Saint Agata
- Admire the Bridge of Twelve Arches and the Greek Fountain
- Stroll through the picturesque alleys of the old town
- Private walking tour of Gallipoli with licensed tour guide
- Discover the evocative Old Port
- Admire the Angioino-Aragonese Castle (external visit)
- Visit the Cathedral of Saint Agata
- Admire the Bridge of Twelve Arches and the Greek Fountain
- Stroll through the picturesque alleys of the old town
- Private walking tour of Gallipoli with licensed tour guide
Explore the main attractions of Gallipoli, a fortified city situated at the tip of the Salento Peninsula, and experience one of Apulia’s premier destinations.
Start your journey with an external view of the magnificent Angioino-Aragonese Castle, originally constructed by the Byzantines and historically the protector of the port.
Proceed to the Cathedral…
Explore the main attractions of Gallipoli, a fortified city situated at the tip of the Salento Peninsula, and experience one of Apulia’s premier destinations.
Start your journey with an external view of the magnificent Angioino-Aragonese Castle, originally constructed by the Byzantines and historically the protector of the port.
Proceed to the Cathedral of Saint Agata, a Baroque gem dedicated to the saint martyred in Catania, with her relics preserved in Gallipoli. Marvel at its intricately adorned interiors.
Wander through the enchanting streets of the old town, a labyrinth of scenic alleys and traditional homes, until you reach the coast and enjoy the genuine sea ambiance.
Next, visit the evocative Old Port, the center of the city’s maritime heritage, where fishing boats gently sway.
Cross the distinctive Seventeenth-century Bridge, connecting the old town to the new city, and conclude your tour at the Greek Fountain, one of Italy’s oldest, adorned with four caryatids.
- May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.