Brescia, called the lioness of Italy, has been added to the Unesco World Heritage list. It's the city of the striking medieval cathedral known as the Rotonda, the renaissance Piazza della Loggia and the heroes of the Ten Days of the Unification of Italy. Admire the majestic Roman remains, discover its scenic Renaissance heart and the monumental Piazza della Vittoria, which tells of the time of World War II, but also hides many interesting and curious anecdotes. Bescia is a city waiting to be discovered.

Discover the hidden gem of a city, tucked at the foot of the Alps in northern Italy. Explore Brescia, a UNESCO World Heritage site that holds the title of one of the most charming cities in Europe. You will visit the most beautiful and important places in the city. What remains of the famous Forum Square and Medieval Square? What is the other name of the Old Cathedral? Together with the local professional guide, you will find out many fascinating facts and will hear intriguing stories. What is so special about the Venetian Clock Tower? What view you can see from the seat of the Town Hall? On this tour, you will discover Brescia and witness its glorious attractions. The tour starts in front of the Old Cathedral, originally called "La Rotunda" due to its unique round layout. Take a peek inside and learn some facts about one of the few Romanesque round churches in Italy. Then, witness and explore Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta. Enjoy in numerous mosaics and paintings. Additionally, discover historical, Renaissance buildings and a clocktower from 1500s. Further, experience majestic monastery San Salvatore

Celebrate Christmas and winter with a guided tour through Brescia. Learn about the city's winter traditions from your local guide, walk past the Old Cathedral, and see the Torre della Pallata. Meet your guide in the Piazza della Loggia and begin your magical Christmas adventure. Head out into the decorated city with your local guide. As you walk, hear about Brescia's many Christmas traditions. Walk by intricately decorated houses, ready for Christmas. Stroll through the bustling Christmas Market, and stop to purchase a souvenir. As you wander through the city center, stop to admire the Torre della Pallata and the massive Old Cathedral. Hear from your local guide what Brescians eat during the holidays to celebrate the festive season and get insider tips on the best places to taste traditional foods.