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Salento

It is difficult to be bored in the Salento region. Throughout the year, but especially in summer, there are many folk festivals and events with tasting sessions of local specialties and recipes. There are arts and crafts fairs too, and performances of traditional folklore dances, such as the renowned "pizzica pizzica".

For sea lovers Salento offers the unique opportunity of taking a dip in two seas, thanks to the prestigious location of this region that stretches, long and narrow, as the ‘heel’ of the Italian peninsula between the Ionio and the Adriatico Seas. Here, marvelous sandy shores alternating with rocky bays create extraordinary landscapes.

  • Salento

    It is difficult to be bored in the Salento region. Throughout the year, but especially in summer, there are many folk festivals and events with tasting sessions

  • Lecce

    Lecce is the triumph of Baroque, revealed in its churches, squares and palaces, rich and opulent in their decor: church façades dotted with little putti, and

  • Otranto

    The most eastern city of Italy has a unique historic center: it is a maze of tiny roads, small squares, arches and gates enclosed by bulwarks. Its monuments

  • Gallipoli

    Enchanting is the only way to describe the ancient borough of Gallipoli, where the old town is connected to the mainland by a 17th century bridge. It is delightful

  • Grecìa Salentina

    “Kalòs ìrtate stin Grecìa Salentina” will welcome visitors at the entrance of towns and villages where Greek was spoken up until not too long ago: Calimera,

  • Maglie

    Located 18 miles from Lecce, Maglie is better known as Aldo Moro’s home town. It is an elegant town rich with noble palaces, churches, artisan workshops and

  • Santa Cesarea Terme

    Santa Cesarea, a renowned spa town since 1899, is located at the foot of a green and luxuriant hill. Along the seashore, several villas of different styles and

  • Santa Maria di Leuca

    At the southern border of the Salento peninsula, Santa Maria di Leuca preserves one of the most important lighthouses in Italy (102 meter high), built in 1864.

  • Castro

    Perched on a rugged cliff above the sea, the old town of Castro is nestled between the Romanesque Cathedral, the castle and several towers. The marina looks