• Duomo di Lucera - The Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta in Lucera is a significant religious edifice in the Gothic-Angevin style, constructed in 1302 by Charles II of Anjou. Situated in the heart of the historic center, it is thought to be built on the site of an ancient Saracen mosque. Inside, it features artworks and decorations of substantial religious and historical importance.
• Fortezza Sveva Angioina - The Swabian-Angevin Fortress of Lucera is a grand medieval structure located on Albano hill, distinguished by an extensive defensive wall with towers and bastions. Erected in the 13th century, it overlooks the surrounding area and stands as one of the city’s key historical landmarks.
• Museo Civico di Lucera - The Civic Museum of Urban Archaeology “Giuseppe Fiorelli” in Lucera showcases artifacts from the local region that narrate the city’s history from the Roman era to the medieval period. Positioned in the historic center, it exhibits archaeological finds, architectural elements, and evidence of daily life, providing a comprehensive overview of Lucera’s urban evolution.

• Visit the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Maria Assunta
• Stroll through the historic center and the ancient gates
• Visit the Swabian-Angevin Fortress
• Discover the remains of the Frederician Imperial Palace and the Tower of the Lioness
• Explore the Civic Museum of Urban Archaeology “Giuseppe Fiorelli”
• Private walking tour of Lucera with licensed tour guide

• Entrance ticket: Fortress + Civic Museum

The guided tour of Lucera starts at the Swabian-Angevin Fortress, a prominent landmark of the city, featuring a formidable defensive wall approximately 900 meters in length and up to 13 meters in height, adorned with towers and bastions. Within the fortress, visitors can explore the remnants of the imperial Frederician palace and the impressive Tower of the Lioness, which is one of the best-preserved structures, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

The tour proceeds into the historic center with a visit to the Cathedral of St. Maria Assunta, constructed by Charles II of Anjou in 1302. This cathedral is thought to be built on the site of a former Saracen mosque, showcasing Gothic-Angevin architecture, and contains significant artworks and decorations.

The tour concludes with a visit to the Civic Museum of Urban Archaeology, which exhibits artifacts from the region, including Roman and medieval discoveries, providing a glimpse into the city’s history. This is preceded by an enjoyable stroll through the historic center and its ancient gates, which narrate the town’s long history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.