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The Fonte Pliniano is still one of the symbols of the city (it is also represented in the city coat of arms);[8] almost certainly dating back to the Messapian era,[8] it was described by Pliny the Elder (from whom it subsequently took its name)[9] in his Naturalis Historia. It is a well located inside a natural cave 18 metres in diameter[8] and 8 metres wide[8] which can be reached by going down 20 steps dug into the rock.[8] A square skylight opens on the vault of the cave, a cylindrical structure from which an almond tree emerges (according to centuries-old legend)[9] from which the light necessary to illuminate the room penetrates. Water from an underground aquifer flows perpetually from the well and the adjacent basin.[8] In ancient times the Fonte Pliniano was also used as a place of worship for a Messapian deity

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Wonderfully restored archaeological park. The night visit is spectacular! Not to be missed

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A very suggestive experience that I recommend. It is possible to visit the park of the Messapian walls and the Plinian source with a very prepared guide who made this tour very interesting. The park has been renovated and restored and it is beautiful to be able to admire so much culture and history.

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Stunning and relaxing landscape, excellent for going as a couple to have a bit of relaxation. Very green and excellent to visit

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Stunning and relaxing landscape, excellent for going as a couple to have a relaxing time. Very green and excellent to visit

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The sanctuary of Sant'Antonio alla Macchia is a small church dedicated to Sant'Antonio da Padova which is located near San Pancrazio Salentino, in a green area surrounded by a pine forest. It was built in 1867 by a peasant couple as a sign of gratitude to the saint for a miracle received. It is also possible to visit a Basilian crypt dug into the rock where traces of frescoes and engravings of the Byzantine monks who took refuge there between the 6th and 13th centuries are preserved.

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The church above is of recent construction and houses the simulacrum of the Madonna delle Grazie, probably made in 1800.

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. The evocative nature of the rocky location means that many couples, even foreigners, choose the Sanctuary for their wedding.

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The main element is the fresco of the Virgin and Child to which a miraculous significance was attributed. Leaving aside the legends, the image since then became a center of religious fervor. Initially the fresco was limited exclusively to the face of Mary and the Child, while in more recent times it has been traced back to the complete representation.

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even if the church is officially mentioned in a document of 1709. Today the hypogeum has an approximately quadrangular shape, with walls characterized by the presence of signs that lead to a changing spatial and liturgical scenario. In fact, there are three different entrances (now renovated), two that overlook the blade and one that connects the hypogeum with the church above.

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The splendid sanctuary on the outskirts of San Marzano is of Byzantine origins, although it does not respond perfectly to the patterns of the peoples of the East due to the conformations of the rock. The church overlooks a blade of the territory, in a splendid scenery of ravines; the blade about five meters deep at the highest point, suggestive and particular, is characterized by the presence of many caves of various sizes that open on the ridges. The underground church seems to have been characterized by different periods of construction: the first up to the fifteenth century with the dedication to San Giorgio, the second from the sixteenth to the present day dedicated to the Madonna delle Grazie

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the sanctuary is located between San Marzano and Grottaglie

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the ravine of the Sanctuary of the Madonna delle Grazie is the setting for the living nativity scene during the Christmas period

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enchanting oasis between San Marzano and Grottaglie. IP Rock sanctuary of the Madonna delle Grazie is always worth a visit

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Rock sanctuary between San Marzano and Grottaglie. Wonderful place

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Focara lights up because a painting of Sant'Antonio abate was found in the cave under the church, the church was built at the end of the 1800s by a family out of devotion to Sant'Antonio da Padova in memory of their son who died prematurely. the area is full of rock caves of Basilian and then Franciscan friars. In San Pancrazio, focarottes have always been lit in honor of Sant'Antonio Abate.

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The church is recent and not of particular interest but the surrounding area is mystical. It is dedicated to Sant'Antonio da Padova but curiously on the day of Sant'Antonio Abate, January 17, the focara lights up.

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