Monte Sant'Angelo, Guided Walking Tour

A guided exploration of Monte Sant'Angelo, an emblematic hamlet and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated at an elevation of 843 meters above sea level within the expansive boundaries of the Gargano National Park.

Upon arrival at the castle's entrance, you shall encounter the local tour guide who will commence your walking tour, focusing on the exterior architecture of the castle. This magnificent edifice, constructed during the 16th century, invites you to explore its grandeur while delving into the rich historical narrative of the city.

As you proceed along the trail, the route takes you across Europe and through the Dauni Mountains, where the veneration of Saint Michael Archangel gave rise to the establishment of the Sanctuary located within the rock face. In recognition of this significant event, the City of Monte Sant'Angelo was bestowed with the distinction of being designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2011.

Throughout your journey, your knowledgeable guide will unveil the unique characteristics of the historic core of the town, featuring structures hewn from the Middle Ages. Guided by your tour guide, you will traverse the 'Quartiere Junno', an area steeped in its own intriguing heritage. Upon completion of the walk, you will indulge in the authentic flavors of the Gargano region, enjoying traditional delicacies.