Apulia is a land full of things to discover.
Here are our suggested itineraries through the Gargano, the lands of St. Pio and beyond.
Every day you will find something special and your holiday will be perfect.
14 meters high, heavy 7 wires, costs 900 thousand euros. The work of Edoardo Tresoldi is almost a hologram, an original encounter between archeology and...
Located near Varano Lake, from which it takes its name, Cagnano Varano in collaboration with other municipalities has launched a development program for...
Though settlements in the area date back to Neolithic and Eneolithic times, it wasn’t until the second half of the seventh century AD that Troia was...
Located in the heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, Foggia is one of the most important strategic points within the road and railway communications network...
Ischitella is a waypoint for all visitors headed to the Foce di Varano or the Umbra Forest. Its panoramic location is enviable, especially on clear days...
Lesina is connected to Varano Lake by a highway that runs between perfectly cultivated fields and its characteristic red earth rich in bauxite. On the...
Manfredonia is situated on the largest gulf in the central-southern Adriatic Sea. In the past, the town was sacked repeatedly by the Turks and as a result...
In a lush basin nestled among stretches of olive, almond, Indian fig and apricot groves lies the pure white village of Mattinata. The tourist port, today...
Located in northern Gargano, it was one of the first seaside towns in Gargano. According to legend, Rodi was founded by a group of Greek sailors, the Rodi...
Anyone who thinks of San Giovanni Rotondo as a small mountain village made famous only by the works of Padre Pio is gravely mistaken. Today, San Giovanni...
Located between Lake Lesina and Lake Varano, Sannicandro (whose name derives from Saint Nicandro, a Roman soldier martyred together with his wife for having...
One of the religious spots on the Jubilee route, it is located a short distance from the deepest hollow in Gargano, the Grava di Campolato. San Marco in...
10 nautical miles from the coast, opposite Lake Lesina, lies the ultimate paradise of the Italian Adriatic, a small archipelago known as the Tremiti Islands....
Though settlements in the area date back to Neolithic and Eneolithic times, it wasn’t until the second half of the seventh century AD that Troia was...
Vieste rises in the center of about 30 km of marvelous seafront in eastern Gargano. The city, thanks to its port which is a center of commercial and tourist...
