Things to see and do Castro

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.