Bisceglie between dolmen and sea
Bisceglie: to get to know it, we start from the sea. Very important in the history and also in the current life of the city is the port, formed by a natural inlet which...
Otranto to live
If the ancient village of Otranto, a town that was Messapic, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Gothic, Norman, Swabian, Angevin and Aragonese, oozes history from every stone, returning by right among the Borghi più belli d'Italia,...
Apricena to live
The history of Apricena must be deepened with a tour in the surroundings. Moreover, you cannot speak of the city without referring to its stone and its quarries, given that it represents the second...
Rocchetta Sant’Antonio to live
Rediscover the pleasure of moving without haste and with a wandering spirit. Where is it? In the surroundings of Rocchetta Sant'Antonio, suburb of the Subappennino Dauno inserted by the Italian Touring Club among the...
Bisceglie to live
To begin to describe the Bisceglie to live, let's start from the sea, or rather from the port, considered among the most beautiful in Italy. And one can only confirm by admiring it both...
Ostuni to live
To fully enjoy the village of Ostuni nothing better than starting from a walk on Viale Oronzo Quaranta, at the foot of the white walls and the Aragonese towers and then go through the...
Cisternino, the balcony over the valley
For our walk between the town and the districts scattered throughout the area dotted with trulli, vines, olive trees and Mediterranean scrub, Cisternino welcomed us with its best livery: the intense blue of the...
Cisternino to live
The countryside around Cisternino is very fragrant: holm oaks, carob trees, strawberry trees, lentiscus trees, olive trees and rows of vines are the backdrop to dense hairpin bends where you often have to climb...
Otranto, tip of the east
Otranto is the village where you witness the first sunrise in Italy. Here the sun rises from the sea and the show is renewed on time every day. Speaking of show in Otranto comes...
Carovigno to live
Around Carovigno extends a veritable archaeological park of living trees, older than the buildings and monuments that arise in the village. They are centuries-old olive trees, with magnificent trunks and imposing foliage, unfortunately today...