Private Walking Tour in Parma with an Expert Guide
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- Private Tour
- Live Guide
- 2.5 hr
While Parma is renowned for its gastronomy, visitors to the city will be treated to a feast of splendid architecture, museums, music, plus a treasure trove of art. Situated between Bologna and Milan, it draws far fewer crowds than the big-name destinations, yet boasts remarkable architecture and artwork. On this 2.5-hour private tour, your guide will reveal highlights that recall Parma's glorious past.
Itinerary Details
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Pass By: Monastero di San Giovanni Evangelista
Your private guided tour with a local expert begins at the Church of St. John the Evangelist featuring a beautiful marble Baroque facade. Dating back to medieval times, the church was completely rebuilt in the 15th century showcasing a Renaissance interior decorated by Correggio and Parmigianino, some of the finest artists of that time.
Pass By: Basilica di Santa Maria della Steccata (Madonna della Steccata)
Your tour continues on to the intriguing 16th-century Basilica of Santa Marta della Steccata, before heading to Palazzo della Pilotta, a colossal complex that houses the National Gallery with its stunning collection of artwork.
Pass By: Teatro Regio
Leaving the Duomo, your next stop is the prestigious Teatro Regio, which embodies Parma's rich music tradition. Built in Neoclassical style - as evident in its facade with a portico of ten Ionic columns - it was commissioned by Duchess Marie Louise Habsburg, the second wife of Napoleon, who was granted the duchy of Parma in 1816. Teatro Regio today offers a solid calendar of distinguished cultural events, including the annual Verdi Festival, which has gained international recognition.
Pass By: Palazzo della Pilotta
Your tour continues on to the intriguing 16th-century Basilica of Santa Marta della Steccata, before heading to Palazzo della Pilotta, a colossal complex that houses the National Gallery with its stunning collection of artwork.
Pass By: Monastero di San Giovanni Evangelista
Your private guided tour with a local expert begins at the Church of St. John the Evangelist featuring a beautiful marble Baroque facade. Dating back to medieval times, the church was completely rebuilt in the 15th century showcasing a Renaissance interior decorated by Correggio and Parmigianino, some of the finest artists of that time.
Pass By: Basilica di Santa Maria della Steccata (Madonna della Steccata)
Your tour continues on to the intriguing 16th-century Basilica of Santa Marta della Steccata, before heading to Palazzo della Pilotta, a colossal complex that houses the National Gallery with its stunning collection of artwork.
Pass By: Teatro Regio
Leaving the Duomo, your next stop is the prestigious Teatro Regio, which embodies Parma's rich music tradition. Built in Neoclassical style - as evident in its facade with a portico of ten Ionic columns - it was commissioned by Duchess Marie Louise Habsburg, the second wife of Napoleon, who was granted the duchy of Parma in 1816. Teatro Regio today offers a solid calendar of distinguished cultural events, including the annual Verdi Festival, which has gained international recognition.
Pass By: Palazzo della Pilotta
Your tour continues on to the intriguing 16th-century Basilica of Santa Marta della Steccata, before heading to Palazzo della Pilotta, a colossal complex that houses the National Gallery with its stunning collection of artwork.
