Brindisi in 1 Day for Couples - Walk along the deer‑head shaped Porto di Brindisi
In Collaboration with Martulli Viaggi - Tour & Experience . Updated on February 13, 2026.
A private, 2‑hour guided walk through Brindisi’s port, historic Duomo quarter, the circular Tempio di San Giovanni al Sepolcro and Teatro Verdi — paced for couples looking for culture with intimate photo moments and a seaside finish. Meeting point: Piazza della Vittoria.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with Martulli Viaggi - Tour & Experience , inspired by the tour 2 Hour Private Walking Tour of Brindisi. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Walk along the deer‑head shaped Porto di Brindisi
- Piazza Duomo, Loggia Balsamo & Museo Ribezzo
- Tempio di San Giovanni al Sepolcro (circular church)
- Teatro Verdi & archaeological area of San Pietro degli Schiavoni
- Seafront sunset / aperitivo suggestion
Itinerary
Day 1
Private 2‑hour guided walking tour through Brindisi’s port and historic centre, timed for an afternoon/early evening romantic stroll.
Meet your guide — Piazza della Vittoria (brief welcome)
Gather at the central meeting point, check-in with the guide and run through the plan for the private walk.
Tips from local experts:
- Arrive 5 minutes early to enjoy the square’s light and avoid blocking pedestrian flow — it's an elegant photo backdrop.
- The guide will confirm any mobility needs here; the route includes some staircases (not wheelchair accessible).
- If you want a small keepsake, there’s often a local vendor nearby selling postcards and maps — a nice memento for couples.
Seaside walk — Porto di Brindisi (Via Colonne)
A gentle stroll along the inner port — its bay resembles a deer’s head — perfect for photo stops and listening to the water.
Tips from local experts:
- For a romantic photo, stand on the low quay facing the open sea at the stretch near Via Colonne as the light softens.
- Bring a light layer in September evenings — the sea breeze can feel cool once the sun drops.
- Ask your guide to point out the old trade routes and share a short story about Roman-era seafaring for atmosphere.
Piazza Duomo, Loggia Balsamo & Museo Archeologico Provinciale Francesco Ribezzo (exterior)
Explore the eighteenth‑century Piazza Duomo with its Seminary, the Loggia Balsamo and the façade of the provincial archaeological museum — a compact, elegant civic heart.
Tips from local experts:
- Pause on the piazza’s benches for people‑watching — late afternoon light here is especially flattering for portraits.
- The museum (Museo Ribezzo) has a small, well‑curated collection; if you’d like to go inside after the tour your guide can recommend highlights.
- Watch for uneven stone paving and short steps around the Loggia — comfortable shoes keep the stroll relaxed and romantic.
Visit Tempio di San Giovanni al Sepolcro (interior visit)
Discover the rare circular Tempio di San Giovanni al Sepolcro — an intimate, atmospheric site. Entrance is typically paid (around €3.50).
Tips from local experts:
- Bring a few euros in cash for the modest entry fee (≈€3.50) — some small churches prefer cash.
- This church’s circular plan makes for a quiet, moody atmosphere; stand close together at the central axis for an evocative couple’s photo.
- Respect quiet hours and avoid flash photography inside; ask your guide for the best angle to capture its unique shape.
Teatro Verdi & archaeological area of San Pietro degli Schiavoni
Explore the cultural heart where Teatro Verdi 'floats' above the archaeological remains and face the seventeenth‑century Palazzo Granafei‑Nervegna — home to an original Roman capital.
Tips from local experts:
- Your guide will point out the buried Roman elements — step slightly back for a sweeping photo that includes the theatre and the archaeological area together.
- There are short staircases and slight level changes in this area — hold hands and take your time navigating steps for a relaxed pace.
- If you're interested in local theater life, ask about upcoming performances at Teatro Verdi — an evening show makes a lovely follow‑up date.
Seafront closing — Lungomare Regina Margherita (special romantic moment)
Finish with a short walk to the Lungomare for a seaside moment. The guide will recommend a nearby wine bar or café for an aperitivo — perfect for couples to linger and watch the light on the water.
Tips from local experts:
- This is your special moment: stay after the tour for an aperitivo — ask the guide to recommend a quiet table at a local enoteca for a toast.
- September evenings are warm but breezy — share a light wrap and watch the late‑summer sun reflect on the harbour for a romantic mood.
- If you prefer to continue, the guide can point you to an intimate seafood restaurant nearby for dinner reservations (book ahead for weekend evenings).
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 1 |
| Highlights | 5 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Couples |
| Transfers | - |
| Restaurants | - |
| Total Activities | 6 |
| Total Places | 6 |
| Activities Types | Neighborhood, Outdoor, Culture |