Exploring Italy through its art cities is like diving into an open-air museum. Cities like Rome, Cosenza and Assisi offer an incredible variety of historical, architectural and cultural treasures that fascinate visitors from all over the world. Every corner of these cities tells a story, and each monument represents a fragment of the rich Italian past. However, to truly appreciate the depth and meaning of these places, nothing is better than a guided tour. With the help of an expert guide, even the most famous attractions can reveal unexpected and surprising details.
Rome: the eternal city
Rome, with its millennia of history, is a city that never ceases to amaze. Even visitors who have explored it several times can always discover new details thanks to the help of an expert guide. From the Colosseum to the Pantheon, passing through the Imperial Fora and the Vatican, guided tours offer the opportunity to better understand not only the artistic and architectural aspects, but also the historical contexts and events that have shaped these legendary places. A guide can make your trip to the capital even more fascinating, enriching it with stories and curiosities that might otherwise be missed.
Assisi: spirituality and art
Assisi, the city of San Francesco, is a place steeped in spirituality and artistic beauty. Its churches, such as the Basilica of San Francesco and the Basilica di Santa Chiara, are true masterpieces of medieval architecture and hold priceless treasures, like the frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue. Taking a guided tour in Assisi allows you to explore not only the places of worship, but also to learn about the history of the saint who made this city famous throughout the world. Expert guides can tell little-known stories, providing a deeper understanding of the religious and artistic significance of this extraordinary place.
Cosenza: a hidden gem
Cosenza, often overlooked by the most common tourist routes, is a city rich in history and traditions. With its medieval streets and its architectural heritage, Cosenza is a hidden pearl of Calabria. A guided tour in this city can make you discover monuments such as the Cathedral, the Norman-Swabian Castle and the Bilotti Open Air Museum, where contemporary and ancient art meet. Local guides can offer an exclusive insight into the culture of Calabria, revealing aspects that tourists may not notice during a self-guided tour.
Discover staying in BV facilities
Staying at BV hotels means you can enjoy a personalised service, including the organisation of guided tours. The tour desk, located in the BV Group facilities, is available to guests to plan visits to Rome, Assisi and Cosenza, offering the opportunity to discover the beauty of these cities with qualified guides. Whether you’re exploring the most famous monuments or discovering hidden corners, BV’s facilities are the perfect starting point for a journey into Italian art, history and culture.
