How much do city tours in Emilia-Romagna cost?

Prices vary by format and depth. Group walking tours of Ravenna's mosaics sit at the budget to mid-range level, while private tours with a dedicated expert and longer itineraries cost more. The region's offerings are generally mid-range overall, so you can choose between an affordable shared tour and a premium private experience depending on how.

Which city tours in Emilia-Romagna offer free cancellation?

Most tours on this page can be cancelled free of charge, including the Ravenna UNESCO Monuments and Mosaics Guided Tour, the private walking tour with a local expert, the Byzantine mosaics private tour, and the guided visit to the Pilotta Monumental Complex in Parma. Check the individual tour page for the exact cancellation deadline before you book.

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Art & Culture City Tours in Emilia-Romagna

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About Emilia-Romagna

Emilia-Romagna rewards travellers who look closely: Byzantine mosaics glowing in Ravenna's basilicas, Romanesque stone carved like film in Modena, and Renaissance collections in Parma's Pilotta. Start with the Ravenna: UNESCO Monuments and Mosaics Guided Tour, a two-hour introduction to the city's early Christian treasures, or go deeper on the Ravenna: Exclusive Private Walking Tour with a Local Expert if you want the mosaics explained at your own pace.

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Emilia-Romagna holds an unusual concentration of early Christian and Byzantine art. Ravenna alone has eight UNESCO World Heritage monuments famed for their mosaics, while Modena's cathedral and Parma's Pilotta complex add Romanesque sculpture and Renaissance painting.