The red dust of the mine
If in the visit of the town of San Giovanni Rotondo you can not disregard the places of San Pio da Pietrelcina which is inextricably linked, a different way to discover the history of...
The dark side of Valle d’Itria
Even the moon, white and bright, has its dark side, singing the Pink Floyd in their famous song. Thus, the Valle d'Itria, which today is known as a fairytale place and among the most...
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...
Ortelle: the treasure is under the ground
Those who follow us for some time know that our firm conviction is that every place, even the smallest, has something beautiful and interesting that can be told. This is one of the reasons...
Santa Cesarea Terme, oriental charm
Puglia is a region that from north to south is wearing ever-changing clothes, and at times it seems to play challenging the collective imagination by tapping it into creating tales populated by legendary characters.
Spa...
Walking in history
Lord Byron wrote that in Italy cities are all capitals. We add that even the small centers in our country have so much to tell and they can always be considered exciting excerpts. No...
A tour in Bari – part 2
At this point, the tour continues on foot to the Odegitria square on which stands the Cathedral dedicated to San Sabino.
Among the streets and squares of the old village
First you have to go through...
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,...
Galatone, hidden jewel
Galatone is a very interesting town, a small jewel almost hidden in the Ionian hinterland of Salento. Despite the earthquake that in 1743 caused a number of destructions in the country, the medieval settlement...
Cenate, the délabré charm of ancient villas
I’m among the children who have lived the "vacation". We were eagerly awaiting the end of school to leave, every time almost a move, including cats, red fish and tartarugins, for the family villa...