
Piazza Anita Garibaldi
An empress survived a shipwreck and built Ravenna's oldest church to keep her promise. A Lombard warrior turned against his own people to defend this city. Both stories start right here.






Ravenna, UNESCO Sites and the Culture of the City Walk the streets of Italy's most underestimated city and discover the mosaics, exiles, empires, and hidden stories pressed into its ancient walls, with easy GPS navigation and flexible timing.
Walk Through Time—Every Step Reveals Centuries of Hidden Stories.
Explore UNESCO sites where Ravenna’s golden past still shines.
Discover the stunning Byzantine Mosaics Of Ravenna.
See a mosaic of a dancer-turned-empress whose gaze follows you
See 1,500-year-old mosaics glowing softly inside an ancient mausoleum
Uncover hidden history in a basilica—where ghostly hands still glow in gold
Discover a hidden marsh city whose quiet secrets once protected empires
Face the stone dome carved from a single block.
Find the Tomb of Dante, where Florence’s apology still burns.
See fishes swim above mosaics in the crypt of Basilica of Saint Francis.
Uncover the stone carpets hidden beneath modern Ravenna.
Walk through Rocca Brancaleone, once a prison, now an open-air cinema.
Tour Starting Point
Piazza Anita Garibaldi
48121 Ravenna, Province of Ravenna, Italy

An empress survived a shipwreck and built Ravenna's oldest church to keep her promise. A Lombard warrior turned against his own people to defend this city. Both stories start right here.

A graceful arch opens into a shaded courtyard where café tables sit quietly under the sun. Glance right, a narrow lane stretches beside it. Keep walking straight in that direction.

A wall named after a warrior who chose this city over his own people. A baptistery built for a faith that was later purged from its own walls. Two UNESCO stories hiding in one quiet square.

Dante's bones were hidden in a wall for three centuries, dug up during a World War, and reburied twice. Florence sends oil every year to keep a lamp burning. A very expensive, very late apology.
View on Google Maps:Dante's Tomb
One of Ravenna's oldest monuments sits below modern street level, because the city has been sinking for fifteen centuries. To enter the Neonian Baptistery, you descend back to Roman ground. UNESCO site.
View on Google Maps:Battistero Neoniano (o degli Ortodossi)
Venice put its lion on one of these columns. The Pope removed it and replaced it with a saint. The columns have been moved by floods, renovated by powers, and treated as living civic artifacts for centuries.
View on Google Maps:Piazza del Popolo
A parking garage was being built here in 1993 when workers found Byzantine floor mosaics so fine they were mistaken for textile rugs. The parking garage never happened. The mosaics are still here.
View on Google Maps:Domus dei Tappeti di Pietra
Justinian never visited Ravenna. He put his face on the wall anyway. Theodora went from the lowest tier of Byzantine society to empress. Her mosaic gaze has been following visitors for 1,500 years. UNESCO site.
View on Google Maps:Basilica of San Vitale
From outside, it looks like nothing. Inside, a deep blue starlit dome and golden mosaics over 1,500 years old wait in the dark. Galla Placidia designed the light herself. It still works. UNESCO site.
View on Google Maps:Mausoleo di Galla Placidia9 of 28 stops shown. Stops 1 to 3 and the tour's landmark stops are open; the full route unlocks in the app after purchase.
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