What to do in Apulia

In Fasano, a picture of rock life.

In the Ancient Blade, people lived in caves cultivating a small eden

The Federiciana Tower

Of emperors, pirates and wonderful plants

Alberobello

The Trulli center makes you relive a feeling of ancient rural customs and architecture of rare beauty. There are 1,400 in the village, all of which can be visited. Many today are stores.

Cellamare, Clock Tower

Twenty meters high, it stands on the ruins of the ancient Church of Our Lady of Grace. The beautiful clock was arranged by the Terribile Brothers from Uscio.

The Abbey of San Vito in Polignano a Mare

The Abbey, which directly faces the sea and was built right next to the marina, still represents an example of monastic architecture of relevant historical importance.

"The Great War in Salento": a journey through cinema and history.

Discovering a different Salento, walking through the locations of a courageous film

Dolmen Li Scusi, Salento mystery in Minervino di Lecce

23 Dolmens are present in Apulia, among the most significant and fascinating being the Dolmen Li Scusi, which manages to convey to us the value of time along with that of shared memory.

Caves of San Domino

Natural art galleries of which the sea is the lone guardian

Restanza: here is the school that teaches not to emigrate

Keepers of stories and sensations of the landscapes, villages and villagers of Salento and the South.

Ciolo Fjord

This charming Apulian resort, with its splendid crystal blue sea below the 40-meter-high Ciolo Bridge, is a suitable destination for lovers of extreme sports and diving.

The Coastal Towers of Porto Cesareo

Ancient sentinels of the sea but also centers of culture and life