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View of Brindisi Harbor and the Monument to the Italian Sailor

View of Brindisi Harbor and the Monument to the Italian Sailor

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View of Brindisi Harbor and the Monument to the Italian Sailor

Name: View of Brindisi Harbor and the Monument to the Italian Sailor
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Location: Brindisi, Apulia, Italy

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1. Brindisi e il Parco costiero di Punta Renne – giro ad anello

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2. Augustus – Church of the Immaculate loop from Brindisi Perrino

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3. Rectoral Church of the Villetta – Augustus loop from Brindisi Perrino

50.5km

02:54

180m

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Martina | spintheworld_marti

May 25, 2023

Brindisi is a port city capable of mixing modern houses with ancient monuments such as the red stone Alfonsino Castle which stands on an islet at the entrance to the port

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Danilo

April 3, 2025

Brindisi is a port city in Puglia on the Adriatic. The red stone Alfonsino Castle stands on a small island at the mouth of the port. The imposing limestone Monument to the Italian Sailor in the shape of a rudder offers views of the sea and the city. On the other side of the port, the Swabian Castle dates back to the 13th century. At the top of the Virgilian Staircase, instead, stand the Roman Columns.

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OstuniGo 🇮🇹

August 4, 2025

The port of Brindisi has been one of the most important maritime hubs on the Adriatic Sea for centuries. During the Roman Empire, it reached its peak importance as the terminus of the Appian Way, the famous road that allowed the transit of goods between Rome and the East. The city was considered "the Gateway to the Sea," and even today this gate still features the two famous columns built during those years.

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Location: Brindisi, Apulia, Italy

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View of Brindisi Harbor and the Monument to the Italian Sailor

1. Brindisi e il Parco costiero di Punta Renne – giro ad anello

2. Augustus – Church of the Immaculate loop from Brindisi Perrino

3. Rectoral Church of the Villetta – Augustus loop from Brindisi Perrino

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