Prepare to be captivated by the riches of nature and architecture in Gargano, the Dauni Mountains, and Imperial Puglia. Embark on a journey where the grandeur of the region's largest National Park and its Protected Marine Area merge with history, offering awe-inspiring vistas, biodiversity, and spellbinding landscapes. Unlock the secrets of Puglia's medieval past as you wander through the charming villages of the Dauni Mountains, leading you to a realm of majestic castles and magnificent cathedrals. And that's not all – get ready to witness Europe's largest saltpan: a true marvel that awaits your exploration.
Unveiling Gargano, the Dauni Mountains, and Imperial Puglia: Nature, History, and Magic
Points of interest
Museo della Macchina per Scrivere
The Typewriter Museum in Trani narrates the socio-cultural evolution of the last two centuries through the instruments that have indelibly marked the present age.
Salina di Margherita di Savoia
The Margherita di Savoia Salt Pans, designed by Vanvitelli, are the most important saltworks in Europe, the heart of salt production, but also a natural area rich in biodiversity.
Area Archeologica di San Leucio
The San Leucio Archaeological Park is a pre-eminent place. It contains the ruins of the largest Italic temple in southern Italy and of the first early Christian basilica in Puglia.
Teatro Curci
The Curci Theatre is a jewel of Barletta’s cultural heritage, one of the most valuable expressions of Italian theatre architecture in Puglia.
Torre Normanna
The sober but imposing Norman Tower dominates the entire village of Pietramontecorvino, in the heart of the Monti Dauni.
Abbazia di Santa Maria a Mare
The Abbey of Santa Maria a Mare is a medieval monastic complex, built on the island of San Nicola. It represents one of the many jewels of the Tremiti archipelago.
Castelpagano
The historical and scenic beauty of Castelpagano is unparalleled. From its privileged position, it offers a unique view over Puglia, Molise and Campania.
Castel del Monte
Castel del Monte is a masterpiece of medieval architecture, commissioned by Frederick II of Swabia in 1240. It has been a UNESCO heritage site since 1996.
Concattedrale della Beata Vergine Maria Assunta in Cielo
The Co-cathedral of Troia is a splendid example of Apulian Romanesque architecture in Capitanata, made unique by its marvelous rose window, one of the most beautiful in the world.