Best of Bologna
105 min2.2 km9 tappe
A relaxed walk through the heart of Bologna, the city nicknamed the Learned, the Fat and the Red. Nine stops take you from the cathedral to the great central square, a baroque sanctuary and the old food market, then to the Two Towers, the seven-church complex of Santo Stefano, a Renaissance palace, the university's anatomical theatre and the tomb of Saint Dominic. The walk starts at Bologna Cathedral on Via dell'Indipendenza, about twenty minutes on foot from the central railway station, and ends at the Basilica of San Domenico. Allow about an hour and three quarters on flat streets under the porticoes.
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Firenze
Best of Florence: Must-See Places
69 min2.8 km9 tappe
Walk through the heart of Renaissance Florence, from Michelangelo's David to the golden dome of the cathedral, the civic square where the Medici ruled, the world's greatest Renaissance art collection, and the shop-lined Ponte Vecchio over the Arno. This compact, mostly flat loop through the historic centre starts near the Accademia Gallery and finishes across the river in the authentic Oltrarno quarter, taking in the city's unmissable landmarks in the order a first-time visitor should see them.
Venezia
Il meglio di Venezia
79 min3.6 km9 tappe
Percorrete le meraviglie più celebri di Venezia in un unico itinerario ad anello: i mosaici dorati di Piazza San Marco, Palazzo Ducale e il leggendario Ponte dei Sospiri, il Ponte di Rialto e il suo mercato secolare, l'ampio Campo San Polo, le navate gotiche dei Frari con i capolavori di Tiziano, un campo tranquillo famoso per il ponte delle lotte a pugni e il mondo dell'arte di Dorsoduro alle Gallerie dell'Accademia e alla Peggy Guggenheim Collection, terminando alla Basilica della Salute, con la sua cupola, dove il Canal Grande incontra la laguna. Si parte da Piazza San Marco, raggiungibile a piedi o in vaporetto da qualsiasi punto del centro storico.
Bergamo
Bergamo Highlights
77 min3.4 km9 tappe
Bergamo's Città Alta is a walled Renaissance hill town lifted almost intact above the modern city below. This walk crosses its medieval gate towers and Venetian ramparts, and the square where the cathedral, a great Romanesque basilica, and a mercenary captain's marble mausoleum stand side by side. Nine stops, roughly an hour of walking plus time to linger, with an optional climb to a hilltop castle at the end. The walk starts at Torre del Gombito on Via Gombito, a short walk up from the top station of the Città Alta funicular.
Milano
Milan Highlights
87 min4.7 km7 tappe
Milan reveals itself landmark by landmark: a soaring Gothic cathedral, a glittering 19th-century shopping arcade, the world's most storied opera house, a bohemian gallery quarter, a Renaissance fortress, an ancient basilica, and finally Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper. This roughly 3 km walk through the historic center takes about 75-90 minutes and links Milan's most iconic sights in one unhurried loop. Start at Piazza del Duomo, right at the cathedral's front steps, easily reached by metro (Duomo station, lines M1/M3) or on foot from Milano Centrale.
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Cortina d'Ampezzo: Queen of the Dolomites
42 min1.8 km5 tappe
Cortina d'Ampezzo, the 'Queen of the Dolomites,' is an alpine resort cradled by some of the most dramatic peaks in the Alps and shaped by two Winter Olympics. This gentle walk starts at the Faloria cable-car station on the eastern edge of town and follows Corso Italia through the historic centre — past the cooperative that has served the valley since 1893, the bell-towered basilica, and the Ampezzo people's own museum — before finishing at the 1956 Olympic ice stadium. Under two kilometres, on level streets.
Roma
Caravaggio's Violent Rome
61 min3.0 km6 tappe
Follow the most revolutionary painter of his age through the Rome that made him famous and then destroyed him. From the church that launched his career to the square where his temper first got him into real trouble, this walk traces Caravaggio's masterpieces alongside his police record — brawls, a stabbing, and finally a fatal 1606 duel that made him a wanted man for the rest of his short life. Starts near Piazza Venezia, ends at the river.
