Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the walk is family-friendly and suitable for most age groups.

Do I need to book in advance?

Advance reservations are recommended to secure your spot.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Some narrow or uneven streets may present challenges; contact us for detailed accessibility info.

Comfortable shoes, water, sun protection, and a camera or smartphone.

How much does it cost?

The tour is free; tips are appreciated if you enjoyed the experience.

Are tours available in other languages?

Currently, tours are in English, but other language options may be available upon request.

Urban Walking Tour & Hidden Gems in Lecce | City Tour | Sightseeing Tour

Lecce, often called the 'Florence of the South,' is a striking Italian city filled with Baroque architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and centuries of history. Located in Italy’s Apulia region, this city offers visitors a chance to walk through a living museum. The Free Walking Tour Lecce provides an engaging way to unravel the city’s secrets within just a couple of hours. Guided by knowledgeable locals, participants traverse charming neighborhoods and iconic landmarks, including the grandeur of Lecce’s Duomo and the ancient ruins of the teatro Romano. What sets this tour apart is its focus on uncovering the city's lesser-known gems—hidden courtyards, vibrant piazzas, and elusive street art that often escape the typical tourist path. The experience fosters interaction among travelers, creating an inviting atmosphere amid Lecce’s welcoming ambiance. Guests will learn about the city’s rich Baroque craftsmanship, cultural anecdotes, and historical highlights that date back to Roman times, deepening their appreciation for Lecce’s layered past. This tour is ideal for those who want an authentic, insider’s view of the city, combining cultural exploration with casual sightseeing. Whether arriving from nearby Bari or the bustling streets of Brindisi, Lecce's approachable size makes it perfect for a walking adventure. Tours typically last about two hours, making it an easy addition to any travel itinerary. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and be ready to discover centuries of Italian art, history, and local flavor—all wrapped into a friendly, guided walk. From intricate stonework to lively local markets, Lecce’s streets promise a memorable journey through Italy’s southern soul.

About Free Walking Tour Italia

Free Walking Tour Italia is a guided tour operator based in Como, Lombardia, offering an extensive network of free and private walking tours across Italy and selected European cities.

The company curates city walks, food experiences and private guided routes designed to introduce visitors to local history, architecture and culinary highlights. Tours range from short 1.5–2.5 hour introductions, such as the Free Walking Tour Bergamo and Free Walking Tour Pisa, to specialized experiences like EAT Genova - Street Food Experience and private city tours in Florence, Bari and Verona.

Guides lead both free walking tours—pay-what-you-wish formats commonly used for public introductions—and paid private tours tailored for couples, families or small groups, such as WALK in Bari | Private City Tour and Walk Florence | Private City Tour. The operation lists tours in multiple languages including Italian, English and Spanish, and features itineraries covering major destinations: Naples, Venice, Milan, Bologna, Genoa, Siena, Matera, Palermo and more.

Free Walking Tour Italia publishes clear trip names and short summaries for each experience to help travelers choose the right walk. The portfolio includes cultural highlights (Ravenna Mosaics Tour, Visit the Verona Arena), food-focused strolls (EAT Bologna, EAT Modena) and region-specific private visits (Trani Private Tour, Siracusa Private Tour). Based in Como, the company connects visitors with local history, notable landmarks and culinary traditions through guided, on-foot exploration.

Booking details, languages available and exact meeting points are specified per trip listing. Travelers should consult individual tour pages for schedule, meeting location and accessibility information online.