Parma in 2 Hours: See the City with a Local!
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Overview
The Best Intro to Parma in 2 Hours with a Local is a walking tour that shows off the best parts of Parma. It's perfect for anyone who wants to see the city with someone who knows it well.
Get ready to see cool places like the Parma Cathedral and the Baptistery of Parma. You'll also walk through hidden streets that most tourists don't know about. These secret spots show what Parma is really like every day. Imagine walking through Piazza Garibaldi, seeing Palazzo della Pilotta, and maybe even catching a glimpse of the Teatro Regio!
This tour includes a friendly local guide, a small group of eight people, and personalized tips on what to do in Parma. Plus, you get to try a yummy local treat! This tour does not include personal expenses. With over 2,500+ 5-star reviews, people love seeing Parma this way!
Highlights
See Parma's Best Spots: Visit famous places and hidden streets with a local expert.
Taste Local Treats: Enjoy a yummy sample of Parma's food.
Get Local Tips: Find out where to eat, drink, and have fun in Parma.
Small Group Fun: Enjoy a more personal tour with a small group of travelers.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally find this tour to be a delightful and informative introduction to Parma, praising the local guide, small group setting, and delicious tastings.

Customers loved discovering hidden gems and learning local insights.
Many appreciated the small group size for a personalized experience.
The local product tasting was a highlight for many visitors.
Visitors found the tour to be a fantastic introduction to Parma.
Some found the 2-hour tour to be a bit short.
The Journey
Parma Cathedral
Marvel at the Parma Cathedral, a magnificent Romanesque edifice renowned for its breathtaking frescoes, particularly Correggio's Assumption of the Virgin in the dome. This historical landmark has stood for centuries, witnessing pivotal events in Parma's past and offering visitors a profound connection to the city's artistic and religious heritage. Don't miss the intricate details of the sculpted facade and the serene atmosphere within.
Parma Baptistery
Discover the Parma Baptistery, an octagonal masterpiece that seamlessly blends Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. This captivating structure is adorned with intricate sculptures by Benedetto Antelami, showcasing scenes from the Bible and providing a glimpse into the artistic prowess of the era. Its unique design and historical significance make it a must-see landmark in Parma.
Palazzo della Pilotta
Explore the vast Palazzo della Pilotta, a sprawling palace complex that houses some of Parma's most significant cultural institutions, including the National Gallery, the Archaeological Museum, and the Palatine Library. Immerse yourself in a world of art, history, and knowledge as you wander through its grand halls and discover the treasures within. A visit to the Palazzo della Pilotta is essential for understanding Parma's rich cultural heritage.
Teatro Regio
Experience the elegance of the Teatro Regio, a historic opera house that stands as a vibrant hub of Italian music and culture. This architectural gem has hosted world-class performances for centuries, attracting opera enthusiasts from across the globe. Attend a performance or take a guided tour to witness the grandeur and history of this iconic institution.
Piazza Garibaldi
Stroll through Piazza Garibaldi, the lively heart of Parma's social and political life. This bustling square is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and shops, creating a vibrant atmosphere that captures the essence of the city. Take a seat at one of the cafes, soak in the ambiance, and watch as locals and tourists alike come together in this central gathering place.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes a knowledgeable local host, a small group setting with a maximum of 8 travelers, personalized recommendations for your trip, and a taste of a local product. It excludes any personal expenses you may incur during the tour. There isn't any hotel Pickup and drop-off, you meet your guide at a central location in Parma and the tour ends at a location close to the meetup.
Hot Tip
Many recommend wearing comfortable shoes for the walking tour and bringing a water bottle, especially during warmer months. Also, come hungry to fully enjoy the local tasting!