Discovering Grecìa Salentina: Castrignano Dei Greci
With about 4000 inhabitants, the town of Castrignano dei Greci is about 25 km from Lecce and just 18 km from Otranto. It is one
Discovering Grecìa Salentina: Melpignano
Located about 26 km south of Lecce, Melpignano is a town of just over 2 thousand inhabitants and belongs to the historic region of Grecìa
Discovering Grecìa Salentina: Corigliano D’Otranto
An elegant village about 20 km south of Lecce, Corigliano D’Otranto is famous for its historic center dotted with buildings adorned with precious embroidery, courtyards
A tour among the castles of Salento: Otranto
An important crossroads between West and East, the castle of Otranto is closely related to the city walls with which it forms a single defensive
The Apulian Romanesque: discovering the Nordic testimonies in Salento
Traces of Nordic architecture can also be found unexpectedly in the deep South of Salento: it is the Apulian Romanesque, an artistic style that developed
The “underground” Salento: the crypt of the Crucifix in Ugento
Beyond the beaches and the sea that make Salento‘s panoramas an extraordinary paradise with an exotic charm, this land hides secret places that tell of
“Valle D’Itria”: a wonderful land just next to Salento. Things to see in: Cisternino
Divided between the provinces of Bari, Taranto and Brindisi, the Itria Valley is a portion of central Puglia, whose peculiarities are: the trulli, typical cone-shaped
“Valle D’Itria”: a wonderful land just next to Salento. Things to see in: Martina Franca
Divided between the provinces of Bari, Taranto and Brindisi, the Itria Valley is a portion of central Puglia, whose peculiarities are: the trulli, typical cone-shaped
“Valle D’Itria”: a wonderful land just next to Salento. Things to see in: Alberobello
Divided between the provinces of Bari, Taranto and Brindisi, the Itria Valley is a portion of central Puglia, whose peculiarities are: the trulli, typical cone-shaped
“Valle D’Itria”: a wonderful land just next to Salento. Things to see in: Ostuni
Divided between the provinces of Bari, Taranto and Brindisi, the Itria Valley is a portion of central Puglia, whose peculiarities are: the trulli, typical cone-shaped
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