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Foggia surprises with its mix of history and vitality: in the center, you can admire the Cathedral of Foggia with its baroque façade, the Giordano Theater, and historic buildings, while the vast Daunia countryside stretches out in the surrounding area. Don't miss the local markets, where you can experience the authentic aromas and flavors of Puglia's tradition.

Fun dirt trail

It's difficult to ride a bike on the beach, especially on gravel

located near the Pirro Canal in Puglia, it is an ancient Roman bridge that crosses the valley, characterized by stone arches, offering a suggestive view of the surrounding landscape, surrounded by olive trees and uncontaminated nature.

It is worth mentioning here that the best-preserved Roman amphitheater, surpassing even the Flavian Roman amphitheater in this respect, is the amphitheater located in eastern Tunisia, in El Jem. It is the most spectacular Roman building in North Africa.

The first triumphal arches in the shape of a monumental, free-standing gate (most often erected to commemorate a military victory or honor an outstanding personage) were built in ancient Rome. The concept of such buildings was taken over by the Romans from the Etruscans, a people who lived in northern Italy in ancient times.

Small and suggestive lighthouse at the end of the Punta Riso dam.

The Punta Riso Dam in Brindisi was built between 1985 and 1990 to protect the ports, extending from the pre-existing Bocche di Puglia Dam, built between 1861 and 1870. It has a length of 2385 m and connects the island of Sant' Andrea to the islet of Punta Riso.