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Masseria Russoli
Masseria Russoli is one of the one hundred masserias (traditional farmhouses) in Crispiano, now home to the Martina Franca Donkey Genetic Heritage Conservation Centre, which safeguards the preservation of the species.
Gravina di Laterza
Puglia
The Gravina of Laterza is one of the largest canyons in Europe, truly unique across Italy, originated by the erosion of rocks and the uplift of continents.
Geological sites
Protected natural areas
Chiesa Madre Maria SS Annunziata
Puglia
In Grottaglie's old square, Piazza Regina Margherita, stands the Mother Church, a true jewel of local architecture and a monument that bears witness to time.
Religious sites
Cripta di Santa Maria di Crispiano
Puglia
The Crypt of Saint Mary is the most important church in the Vallone rupestrian area of Crispiano. It bears witness to religious worship in the surrounding land since its origins in the Middle Ages.
Religious sites
Geological sites
Castello di Massafra
Puglia
The Massafra Castle towers imposingly over the St. Mark ravine in the historic centre of Massafra. It houses the municipal library and the Museum of Oil and Wine Civilisation.
Architecture
The Temple of the Mother of God
Montenegro
85 335 Prcanj, Kotor
The origin of one of the most beautiful and largest sacral buildings on the Adriatic, the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is the st...
Religious sites
History and tradition
UNESCO heritage
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Settlement Donji Morinj
Montenegro
85 338 Morinj, Kotor
The unique space of settlement Morinj represents a special urban creation whose beginnings date back to the oldest times. The natural benefits of the ...
Villages and old cities
Coastal natural heritage
History and tradition
UNESCO heritage
Naselje Prčanj
Montenegro
85 335 Prcanj, Kotor
Prcanj is located on the northeast side of Vrmac, it includes slopes that descend from the highest peaks of Vrmac to the coast. The land belonged to e...
Villages and old cities
Coastal natural heritage
History and tradition
UNESCO heritage
Pulicchio di Gravina
Puglia
The Pulicchio of Gravina is one of the largest karstic cavities in Puglia. It is located in the Alta Murgia National Park, 10 km from the centre of Gravina in Puglia.
Geological sites
Protected natural areas
Quartiere delle Ceramiche
Puglia
The Ceramics District in Grottaglie bears witness to the great historical journey that has made local craftsmanship famous around the world.
Intangible heritage and craft
History and tradition
Culture and Art
Ponte Viadotto-Acquedotto
Puglia
The Viaduct-Aqueduct Bridge in Gravina, in Puglia, is a spectacular dual-purpose link, with a majestic architecture, located close to the ancient Crapo stream.
Architecture
Succorpo della Concattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta
Puglia
The crypt and cathedral of Gravina in Puglia bear witness to the artistic and religious tradition of the town, which was the birthplace of Pope Benedict XIII.
Religious sites
Architecture
History and tradition
Ipogei dell'Ex Monastero di Santa Sofia
Puglia
The hypogea of Saint Sophia are the surprising proof of a hidden world under Gravina, rich in fascination and still shrouded in mystery.
Geological sites
Religious sites
Museo del Giunco Palustre
Puglia
The Museo del Giunco Palustre (Soft Marsh Rush Museum) in Acquarica del Capo, since 2008, has preserved the ancient tradition of craftsmanship with the soft marsh rush plant which has marked the history of the area.
Culture and Art
Castello di Acaya
Puglia
The surrounding walls, a citadel and a castle make the Acaya complex a precious testimony to feudalism in the Salento, one of the most innovative in the Vice Kingdom of Naples.
Architecture
Culture and Art
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Le tre torrette di Campochiaro
Molise
In Samnite and Roman times, in Molise there was a dense network of fortifications, the perimeter walls could reach the length of several kilometers, located on the heights of the domain of the valleys and the ancient streets. The fortifications were made in polygonal work, with dry stone walls set with blocks of local stone not worked. The presence of towers incorporated in the walls, does not seem to be a characteristic of the Samnite fortifications, with the exception of Le Tre Torrette di Campochiaro, here in fact, along the walls there are the ruins of three towers.
Protected natural areas
Geological sites
Eremo di San Michele a Foce
Molise
The high scenic value is the characterizing element of the deep incision of the gorge of S. Michele a Foce, this cuts across the carbonate ridge of M. Castelnuovo - M. S. Michele, oriented about NNO-SSE. From the village of Castel San Vincenzo starts a path that develops halfway up the mountainside along its wall and from here you can reach the Hermitage. Along the path you can admire the waterfalls formed by the watercourse in correspondence of small rock jumps and several karst cavities, the largest of these cavities houses the hermitage of San Michele Arcangelo.
Religious sites
Geological sites
Cascate di Carpinone
Molise
he uncontaminated territory of Carpinone presents us with one of the best known tourist attractions of Molise. Its waterfalls are an example of how a non-invasive management and the will of the locals can bring to the fore the natural environments of which Molise is full. Here in the vicinity of the village, immersed in a lush nature, along rivers and streams, are born the Waterfalls of Carpinone.
Lakes and rivers
Villages and old cities
Falesie di Pescopennataro
Molise
The imposing and spectacular rock walls that rise in the westernmost part of the historic center of Pescopennataro, located at an altitude of 1200 m above sea level, are among the most popular in the center south, by fans of rock climbing. A unique scenario of its kind, an open-air gym between the houses of the historic center.
Geological sites
Villages and old cities
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Torre Mennella a Filignano
Molise
At the top of the steep hill overlooking the village of Mennella, in a dominant position, are the remains of a remarkable wall and a square tower, commonly known as 'le Mura'.
Protected natural areas
Architecture