Hotels Apulia
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From the perspective of historical and cultural Apulia has been affected by the Eastern influences that emerge today in the architecture and artistic heritage of the cities and towns.
The landscape of the interior is characterized by olive groves stretching as far as the eye, and teh mediterranean vegetation along the coast.
The main tourist destination in the region is the Gargano, the spur of our outstretched boot in the Adriatic Sea, with its most famous seaside resorts: Peschici perched on a spectacular cliff, Vieste rich history, traditions and legends and Rodi Garganico, surrounded by lush citrus groves.
Taranto on the Ionian Sea is that welcomes us with the beautiful Aragonese castle, while overlooking the eastern end of the Gulf of Taranto is one of the most fascinating tourist destinations: the case of Gallipoli, whose old town is built on a limestone island. The old town is entirely surrounded by ramparts which defended from the attacks of Saracen pirates.
Bari is the capital of the region that holds the Basilica of San Nicola Roman and the Norman-Swabian Castle, to the south is Brindisi, the port and airport to the city provides a significant movement of commerce and tourism. Finally, Lecce, the Baroque city, with works of art architecture of the "500 and many relics from pre-Roman and Roman times.
Apulia is waiting for you, come visit us!
The landscape of the interior is characterized by olive groves stretching as far as the eye, and teh mediterranean vegetation along the coast.
The main tourist destination in the region is the Gargano, the spur of our outstretched boot in the Adriatic Sea, with its most famous seaside resorts: Peschici perched on a spectacular cliff, Vieste rich history, traditions and legends and Rodi Garganico, surrounded by lush citrus groves.
Taranto on the Ionian Sea is that welcomes us with the beautiful Aragonese castle, while overlooking the eastern end of the Gulf of Taranto is one of the most fascinating tourist destinations: the case of Gallipoli, whose old town is built on a limestone island. The old town is entirely surrounded by ramparts which defended from the attacks of Saracen pirates.
Bari is the capital of the region that holds the Basilica of San Nicola Roman and the Norman-Swabian Castle, to the south is Brindisi, the port and airport to the city provides a significant movement of commerce and tourism. Finally, Lecce, the Baroque city, with works of art architecture of the "500 and many relics from pre-Roman and Roman times.
Apulia is waiting for you, come visit us!
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