How much do city tours from San Mauro Pascoli cost?

Prices vary by format and duration: shared walking tours are the most accessible, while private and semi-private tours with a top-rated guide sit at a premium. Longer excursions to hill towns like Santarcangelo and Verucchio cost more than short city walks. Check each tour page for the current rate in your chosen currency.

Which city tours from San Mauro Pascoli offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Rimini City Walking Tour, the Private Tour of Rimini from Caesar to the Renaissance to Fellini's Cinema, and the Private Rimini Night Tour of City Highlights with Local Guide. Confirm the cancellation terms shown on each individual tour page before booking.

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History & culture · San Mauro Pascoli

History & Culture City Tours in San Mauro Pascoli

Average rating4.5Median price$103

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About San Mauro Pascoli

San Mauro Pascoli sits in the gentle Romagna countryside between Cesena and the Adriatic, a poet's hometown whose quiet streets make an unhurried base for exploring the region's layered past. From here you can join guides who bring the area's Roman roots, medieval hill towns and cinematic heritage to life, such as the Private Tour of Rimini: From Caesar to the Renaissance to Fellini's Cinema or the Private Guided Walking Tour of Santarcangelo: Discover Medieval Charm & Local Flavors, both led by local experts.

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These tours are led by local guides who connect the region's Roman, medieval and Renaissance layers into a single narrative, from Rimini's Roman heritage and Fellini's cinema to the Malatesta strongholds of Verucchio and the medieval lanes of Santarcangelo. Small groups and private formats let you ask questions and go deeper than a guidebook allows.