Brindisi Sight

Zoo Safari (Fasano)
Zoo Safari is located about 2 km from Fasano, at the foot of the forest. Through its 9 km of internal roads you can enjoy the tranquility of nature and you can admire numerous animal species.

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Castello Aragonese (Brindisi)
The Aragonese Castle of Brindisi is also known as Red Castle, Castle Alfonsino or Sea Castle is a fortification built on the Island of St. Andrew, at the port of Brindisi. Its construction dates back to 1481, but was completed only in 1492.

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Cisternino (Valle d'Itria)
Considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Cisternino is at the heart of the Itria Valley, known for the presence of characteristic trulli.The town is located 314 m. sea level, about 50 km from Brindisi.

  
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Ostuni
Ostuni is known as the "white city" for its buildings painted with lime, creating a wonderful light effect during the summer months. The medieval town is very characteristic and enjoys a picturesque location on the hill.

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Egnazia - Archaeological site
Egnatia is an archaeological park of great historical interest, up from the ruins of the ancient city of Puglia Gnazia.The oldest finds in the park date back to the Bronze Age (XV-XII BC).

 
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