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, the city of ‘NZegna
Carovigno has been called a precious architectural synthesis. It is enough to walk through the streets and small squares of its historic center to realize how apt this definition is: to an attentive observer...
Trip to Grecìa
Welcome to Grecìa! This is not a spelling mistake, but the i is accentuated to indicate that this is exactly what it says. Because we are not talking about the notorious Greece, but of...
Gravina, city of many faces – part one
Puglia: beyond the sea there's more! Yes, because there is Puglia more hidden, secret and fascinating of the ravines that are the most beautiful routes in this land. And Gravina in Puglia is called...
Visiting Lecce Head in the air – Episode 2
Following the path leading from Porta San Biagio to the Church of San Matteo our advice is again to walk head in the air, so that you will not miss all the secret treasures...
Gravina, city of many faces – part two
Back above ground we were lucky enough to be able to peek inside the Library Finya, one of the symbols of Gravina and one of the oldest libraries of Puglia rich of a library...
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...
Galatina, the wonder of the everyday
Puglia is a world to discover through landscapes, flavors, traditions, culture. And not just in summer: for the climate and for the wealth, in addition to eight hundred kilometers of coastline, Puglia is a...
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,...
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...