周辺の天然記念物・トップ7

The oldest fountain in Europe... until proven otherwise. Given its fragility (soft Lecce stone and carparo) it is a shame that it is always attacked by atmospheric agents.

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The monolith was found by Carlo Piccinni in 1962 inside the property of the same name. Currently the Menhir is protected by a flowerbed in a privately owned villa.

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The menhir was found by Felice Moro at the end of the 70s. It stands out from all the others due to its vaguely anthropomorphic shape. The monolith is also very reminiscent of the menhirs present in Scotland.

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Rediscovered in the 1960s lying on the ground, it was repositioned upright in the 1970s, at the direction of the Taranto Cultural Heritage Office, by the landowner. Today, meticulously maintained on private property, it is visited by school groups and interested groups. While it isn't directly visible from the road, the owners of the residence were very helpful and kind in granting me access to the property, telling me a few anecdotes, and allowing me to approach the menhir.

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Inserted in the Pietre del Salento collection https://www.komoot.com/it-it/collection/2431081/-pietre-del-salento?ref=undefined - Located inside a private plot, it is still visible and approachable. Well signposted with vertical signs placed on the local road.

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Punta della Suina is one of the most beautiful and famous beaches of Salento a few kilometers away from Gallipoli. It offers a breathtaking view of the sea and the beach is made up of fine golden sand, surrounded by a pine forest that offers shade and coolness. It is an unmissable destination for those who want to fully experience the magic of Salento.

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The Greco Roman Fountain of Gallipoli is considered the oldest fountain in Italy. There are doubts about its origins, if dating back to the III BC. or in the Renaissance age. Today it is at the Ponte Antico and very ruined. 5 m high, the coats of arms of Gallipoli, Charles III Bourbon and Philip II are represented on it. There are three mythological scenes, the metamorphoses in sources of Dirce, Salmace and Biblide.

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Today's News (02 Sep 2022): They are resuming excavations in search of traces of the Neanderthals.

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Caves known for the discovery of the famous statuettes (now kept in the national archaeological museum of Taranto) but less known about the exact position of the same. The truth is that, although the enhancement interventions of the archaeological site are visible but have been poorly maintained over the years, little has been done to make known the periods and times in which you can go to visit the excavations. http://www.salogentis.it/2012/03/17/la-grotta-delle-veneri-di-parabita/

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Mysterious place where the discovery of two ancient sculptures depicting venus took place.

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Archaeological investigations in these environments have produced remarkable results. Artifacts belonging to the Neanderthals and Chromagnoids have been found for a time interval ranging between 35,000 and 10,000 years ago. But none of these tens of thousands of finds has caused as much sensation as two small bone figurines, the famous Venus of Parabita. These are the ones that give the cave its name. The Venuses depict women with pronounced shapes, with the pubis, belly, hips and breasts clearly visible. They are extremely small, just 9 and 6.5 centimeters, both faceless but beautifully show their age, between 10,000 and 12,000 years. In this tour most of the information regarding the famous Venus was dictated (obviously pedaling uphill 😅) by his friend Alfredo Russo, a great historical admirer as well as a tireless sportsman.

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