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...
The farms, small ancient worlds
The charm of the past is breathed in the farm. These ancient buildings, which stand out white in the bright blue of the sky, are the symbol of Apulia, characterized by an agricultural economy...
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,...
Clear fresh and soft waters
There is a Puglia that really few people know. Where the landscape is dominated by the brackish water that shines through the thick reeds and by the flight of marsh birds. It's Apulia of...
In Brindisi, the Gateway to the East
Brindisi is often considered as a gateway, a place to get to for starting, from its port, the most eastern of Italy and famous since ancient times, to the goals of the summer holidays...
Golden triangle – part one
The territory between Monopoli, Fasano and Ostuni, in recent years open to a quality tourism thanks to the excellent accommodation facilities in the area, can be considered always a golden triangle to the prerogatives...
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...
Alberobello, fairyland
You can not talk about Trulli without a hint of Alberobello, which is the capital. So much so that the Monti district and that of Aia Piccola consist entirely of trulli from the white-washed...
The “resurrected” Basilica in Siponto
When for the first time I've seen in pictures the reconstruction of the early Christian Basilica of Siponto, artist Edoardo Tresoldi work's, I am not particularly impressed. It felt more like an optical effect...
San Nicandro Garganico: a delivery – part two
From San Nicandro Garganico there are not far the shores of Lesina Lake, where the river Lauro enters the lagoon. Through a short rudimentary pier that can hardly be seen among the vegetation on...