Things to see and do Apulia

The Tourist Office in Ceglie Messapica, Italy, is the Ufficio di Informazione e Accoglienza Turistica (I.A.T.). It is located in the historic center, between Piazza Plebiscito and the castle, at Via Giuseppe Elia 16. The office provides information and tourist assistance for visitors to the city.

Altamura's tourist office is located in the Palazzo di Città, in Piazza Municipio. Altamura is a city of art, with a rich history and fascinating culture. Visitors can discover the unique architecture of the old town, with its narrow streets and stone houses. Altamura Cathedral is also a must-see, with its Romanesque architecture and magnificent interior. Art lovers can visit the town's museums, which house collections of art and archaeology. Altamura is also renowned for its gastronomy, in particular for its traditional bread, "Pane di Altamura". Visitors can sample this delicious bread in local bakeries and discover the authentic flavors of Pugliese cuisine.

Otranto's tourist office is located in Castello Aragonese, in Piazza Castello. There is also the Pro Loco Otranto association, located in Via Lopez, which offers tourist information and services. For those wishing to visit Porto Badisco, there is also a Pro Loco on site.

The tourist office website is also available for more information on the town and its tourist attractions. The tourist office also offers an online contact form for any specific requests. Contact details are also provided for the Pro Loco di Ostuni APS association, which manages the tourist office, as well as for the president, secretary, events and guides departments. The Pro Loco di Ostuni APS association is responsible for promoting tourism in the town, and organizes various events and activities for visitors.

The church has an interesting crypt built by basilian monks.

Located in a spectacular setting, it really gives the impression of being on the edge of the Raz. In the cliffs, the interesting Grotta del Diavolo.

The escape to the Devil's Cave (Grotta del Diavolo) and the spectacular Ristola point give the impression of being at the end of the world, the point of the Raz du Raz.

The lighthouse was 47 m high and was built in the th century.

Remains of prehistoric sites on the Salento Peninsula, such as the Linda and Zinzulusa caves.

The Romanelli cave is one of Italy's most important geological and archeological sites. Paleontologists discovered in this vast cavity important traces of the first inhabitants who probably occupied the region at the Upper Paleolithic. In addition to the various materials exposed (mainly fossils and reindeer bones, elephants and even penguins, exposed to the Museo Civico di Paleontologia in Maglie), the cave has kept red paint on the walls and on the ground.

Castro is known for its rich historical heritage and natural beauty. The Castro Tourist Office is a point of reference for visitors wishing to discover all that the town has to offer. The Tourist Office website is a valuable resource for information on tourist attractions, local events and available accommodation.

Perfect example of rococo style, with a richly decorated façade dating back to 1728.

The Polignano a Mare Tourist Information Office, located in Via Martiri di Dogali, 2, is a point of reference for visitors to this charming Italian town. The office offers useful information on local attractions, events, accommodation and things to do in the area. Visitors can obtain detailed information on nearby tourist attractions, such as Conversano, Monopoli and Castellana Grotte. The tourist information office is an excellent starting point for discovering all that Polignano a Mare and the surrounding area have to offer.

The Taranto Tourist Office is located in the Palazzo di Città, Piazza Municipio n.1.

Fasano is a charming town in the Apulia region. Fasano is surrounded by many interesting destinations to visit, such as Locorotondo, Cisternino, Alberobello, Monopoli, Martina Franca, Putignano, Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Noci, Ostuni, Ceglie Messapica, Conversano, Crispiano, Carovigno and Villa Castelli.

Lucera's Tourist Office, also known as the Tourist Information Center (C.I.T.), is located right in the town's historic center. The C.I.T. Is a listening point for tourists and locals alike, where you can obtain information about the town, itineraries for visiting monuments, churches and the historic center, as well as shopping, restaurants and accommodation. You'll also find leaflets, brochures and tourist maps on the town, the surrounding area and the province of Foggia. You can also book free tours of the Fortress, the Amphitheatre (currently closed) and the historic center by calling the toll-free number 800-767606.