Lucera

Lucera: guided tour of Amphitheatre, church and fortress

Lucera is a town in the province of Foggia, called the key to Puglia. 

It’s an open-air discovery, very rich in history, and for the variety of styles presented by its monuments. 

We visit the Roman Amphitheatre, which is the most important Roman evidence in Apulia; the Swabian-Angevin fortress, immense in size, today the towers are accessible and, from the top of the hill, you have a stunning view!

Lucera is located on three hills, and on one of them, Colle Albano, the fortress was built. The Gothic-style cathedral dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta, large and very well decorated inside, overlooks the elegant Piazza del Duomo. And a stroll through the 17th- and 18th-century Baroque palaces completes the historic centre, one of the most important in Puglia. Letting go is what you need to do in Lucera because of all this variety, a mix of cultures and styles. 

A walking tour accessible to all, we recommend staying a whole day in Lucera because you will feel like it after visiting. 

⏳ Tour duration: 2 h

📅 Guided tours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday

⌚️ 10 am and 03 pm
Start times may be changed if necessary

➡️ Meeting point at Viale Augusto at the entrance to the Amphitheatre 

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✅What’s included: enabled guide, information on accessibility 

❌What is not included: Entrance tickets to monuments and museums

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