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Castle of Melfi ( Potenza )

Emerging from the rock face you will discover what is to be considered as one of the most beautiful castles in Italy, featuring an impressive 10 towers. The castle has been modified by its various residents over the years, and now includes the Archaeological Museum of Melfi which houses a fascinating collection of local artefacts dating back to 8th century BC including a sarcophagus of Asian origin dating back to the 2nd century BC.

Conversano (Bari)

Craco (Matera)

Gallipoli ( Lecce )

Gravina di Puglia ( Bari )

Grotte di Castellana (Bari)

Laghetto Cave di Bauxite

The Bauxite Cave of Otranto located in the low Salento, is a neglected Cave used between 1940 and 1976. After that the Cave was completely abandoned and the nature took its own place. The intense emerald colour lake is the peculiarity of the Bauxite Cave of Otranto. It is probably generated by the infiltrations from the aquifers nearby.Unfortunately, none is actually taking care of this site, which means either that the nature is lush and uncontaminated,but also that there’s not a real Authority

Lecce

Locorotondo (Bari)

Locorotondo is on a 400 meters high hill on the plateau called "Murgia dei Trulli” . Locorotondo is a delightful village of whitewashed houses set on a hill-top. It is classed as one of the most beautiful villages of Italy - "Borghi più belli d'Italia".

Manduria ( Brindisi )

Maratea ( Potenza ) Cristo Redentore

Matera

Monte Cornacchia

Siamo nella provincia di Foggia e, dall’alto dei suoi 1151 metri, il Monte Cornacchia si rivela una vera e propria terrazza su un paesaggio esclusivo. Da qui è possibile ammirare i borghi più belli della Daunia, ma anche uno scenario che abbraccia il Gargano ed il Tavoliere, e poi ancora l’Irpinia e la Maiella.

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