Italy’s most underrated city: Brescia Walking tour with a drink

Brescia´s highest spot, enclosed into ancient walls, the castle started to be constructed in the 8th century AD. The view over the city center and the Northern mountains surrounding the city are just stunning. We will have a short walk through and into the walls to reach the highest and most breathtaking panorama

Even called "Brescia´s Sistine Chapel". An incredible site! We will enter and admire the glorious painted ceiling

A piece of Ancient Rome right in the middle of Brescia.

NOT AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS. This is a real 17th hundreds hidden gem, free open to the public but still missed by many

One of the most Iconic squares of Brescia we will walk by the Old and the New Domes, the Medieval Tower of "Pegol" and learn about the ancient struggles between the noble families of Brescia

This square, with the glorious Loggia, the most important political building of the city since the late 14th hundreds is considered Brescia´s beating heart. Thousands of events occurred in the shade of the beautiful venetian looking Loggia through the centuries. An enchanting example of Italian renaissance square.

A monumental example of Rationalistic architecture, Piazza della Vittoria was designed by architect Piacentini to glorify Mussolini´s regime. Despite the tragic ending of that story, the square really is a beauty that holds dozens of fun and interesting anecdotes about the city past and present.

From here we will explore the charming Carmine DIstrict. Once a sketchy place, it preserves the most genuine, rebellious, creative, cocky and still fascinating side of Brescia and the "Bresciani". Most of the rebellions and struggles for better life conditions, for worker´ s rights, most of the anti establishment movements arose in the tiny alleys of the Carmine.