Things to see and do Apulia

With its 118,000 ha (Tremiti Islands included), Gargano National Park, born in 1991, is probably one of the most touristic parks (fine sand beaches are nearby). It concentrates a vast biodiversity between the coasts and the mountains of the center, including the Monte Calvo, which grows 1,052 meters. It is also a privileged place for the culture of the amandiers, orange trees and olive trees. In short, a unique blend of crystalline sea, mountain and thick forests to recover.

Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is a small, elegant square in the historic center of Locorotondo. It is the main meeting point for locals and tourists alike, and is the entrance to the maze of alleys in the historic center. The square is adorned with outdoor gardens and also houses the tourist office, which can provide information on the town's attractions. Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is a pleasant place to stroll and enjoy Locorotondo's lively atmosphere. It is surrounded by cafés and small craft shops. The square is also decorated with Christmas lights during the festive season.

Built in 1060, a fortress castle, with its three powerful towers. One of them houses the ethnographic museum of the city.

It is said that the sanctuary was built on an ancient temple dedicated to the goddess Minerve. It was rebuilt in 1770. In front of the sanctuary is a column that marks the end of the aqueduct of Puglia. This grandiose book, 244 km long, gives to the land and the men of the region.

Overlooking the village, a beautiful fortified castle, restored by Frédéric II in the thirteenth century as part of the fortification program of the coast of Pules. He has now become the headquarters of the merchant navy.

Brindisi, a port city in Italy's Puglia region, offers a beautiful promenade along the Lungomare Regina Margherita. This waterfront promenade is a must for visitors to the city. Clean, well-maintained and offering magnificent views of both shores, the Lungomare Regina Margherita is a pleasant place to stroll. Numerous bars and restaurants line the promenade, offering visitors the chance to relax and enjoy the view while enjoying a meal or a drink. The promenade is also ideal for an evening stroll, with its lights and lively atmosphere.

Located in Italy's Puglia region, the town of Troia offers visitors authentic charm and a rich history. For information on local attractions, events and accommodation, tourists can visit the Troia Tourist Office. It is therefore advisable to contact the Tourist Office directly for up-to-date information. Whether you want to discover the historic sites, sample the delicious local cuisine or simply stroll through the picturesque streets, the Troia Tourist Office is an ideal starting point for exploring this charming Italian town.

The Tourist Information Office in Santa Maria di Leuca, Italy, is run by the Pro Loco Leuca Tourist Association. It is located in Via L. The office is located in the province of Lecce and is a point of reference for tourists visiting the town of Santa Maria di Leuca.

Bitonto, a town in the province of Bari in Italy, offers many tourist attractions. For information on the town and its surroundings, visitors can visit the tourist office at Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 41. The tourist office offers information on sights, local events and cultural activities. The tourist office is an ideal starting point for discovering the charms of Bitonto and for getting advice on the best ways to enjoy your stay in the city.

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