Ruffano: a good surprise!
There is a Salento of small villages, quieter and less known, away from the sea but surrounded by lush countryside. Among these villages we are fascinated by Ruffano, a somewhat deserted country in the...
Acquario del Salento: wonders of our home
Acquario del Salento in the seaside hamlet of Santa Maria al Bagno of Nardò, despite its modest size, causes awe and wonder even in those like us who have visited other more famous and...
In Specchia for a jump in time
Many villages are like books: go browsed a bit 'at a time and each page is something interesting to investigate. To start browsing Specchia, ranked as one of the most beautiful towns in Italy,...
Putignano, a village to discover
Once upon a time there was a village. Indeed there is still. The ancient heart of the village of Putignano is always there with its elliptical plan that can be seen perfectly from above....
Egnatia the lost city
One of the first travelers who described in his literary works the lands of between Bari and Brindisi was the poet Horace Flacco who in 37 BC is undertaken on the Apulian ground his...
Visiting farms – part two
Always in the countryside of Putignano, do not miss a visit to the Masseria Madonna delle Grazie (Contrada Mastricale, 39 - Putignano, visit by appointment by calling the owners of the farm +39 333...
A tour in Bari – part 1
It is not always necessary to move elsewhere and move in every direction to travel. You just have to be in constant motion.
With BariCityTours to discover the city
And sometimes just read, dream, remember. Or,...
Leuca, where the land ends
For Santa Maria di Leuca we will make an exception: at least for the moment we will not speak of the reference town, Castrignano del Capo, but directly of that which is a fraction...
Among the rolling hills of the Monti Dauni
The Monti Dauni are revealed with modesty, rolling reliefs on which there are enchanting villages to be discovered. Beautiful in every season, this land gives its best in spring, when it welcomes the traveler...
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,...