周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

A wonderful hike along the sea. The view is breathtaking. Highly recommended. Ideal in the early morning hours when it's not so warm in summer.

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A must-see. A magical place.

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Porto Badisco is a pretty cove nestled on the coast of the Adriatic about 10 km south of Otranto.

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Inserted in the collection https://www.komoot.com/it-it/collection/2431081/-pietre-del-salento - There are two paired dolmens and I don't quite understand why they appear to be under the same name. They are located at the end and on the edge of a private farm, however accessible with due respect towards the property.

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It is necessary to have a sure foot on the rocks.

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Nice hike by the sea

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Inserted in the collection https://www.komoot.com/it-it/collection/2431081/-pietre-del-salento - A short distance from Minervino di Lecce the dive into the past becomes marked, archaic and legendary, traditional stories and tales they bring alive and give soul to the megaliths anchored there since the dawn of time. The megalithic garden of Italy has its own charm and monuments such as the Scusi dolmen and the adjacent cromlech. Nothing else to add for one of the most representative dolmens of Puglia. Simply fantastic. https://youtu.be/cPsaj1Ia8Ns?feature=shared

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"A golden hen and seven chicks also all made of gold are the prize for those who manage, without hesitation, to follow up on the old woman's riddles. That old woman who lives there and appears in the presence of those who dare, close of the longest days of the year, wandering around its boulders" Archaic place of great charm. Legends make these megaliths come alive. Unfortunately the olive grove that surrounded it has been lost due to the well-known xylella but it is hoped that it will be redeveloped in some way because it deserves to be valorised.

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"A golden hen and seven chicks also all made of gold are the prize for those who manage, without hesitation, to follow up on the old woman's riddles. That old woman who lives there and appears in the presence of those who dare, close of the longest days of the year, wander around its boulders."

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Porto Badisco is a seaside resort in Salento, in the municipality of Otranto, and is famous for its bay of sand and rocks, with crystal clear sea and unspoiled nature. Porto Badisco is linked to the legend of the landing place of Aeneas, the Trojan hero who fled from his destroyed city and landed on this coast, as described in Virgil's Aeneid

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woe to you not to try the delicious freshly caught sea urchins

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Fascinating place that attracts for the majesty of huge boulders sculpted and smoothed by meteoric events.

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The mysterious stone circle: ritual function, astral map ...?

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The first dolmen discovered in Puglia in 1879, easily reachable a few hundred meters from Minervino di Lecce. Well preserved, well maintained site.

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Any time of year is fine, to reach them you have to cross a stretch in the open countryside, better if the ground is dry, otherwise take into account that you will muddy your shoes.

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the first dolmen in Italy

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Porto Badisco is a quiet coastal town best known for its fantastic bay with crystal clear waters. According to some, it was here that Aeneas landed after his escape from Troy even if the descriptions of the episode present in the Aeneid do not match the characteristics of this place. Archaeological evidence, however, confirms that the area has been inhabited since the Paleolithic period. Inside the Grotta dei Cervi, one of the most important hypogeal complexes in Europe, there are in fact several wall paintings dating back to that era which testify to the human presence and the variety of fauna present in this area.

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the first dolmen of Puglia

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Story # 1 In the land of the Messapians, among the sacred rocks, one day the Epimelid nymphs were soaring in dances with sweet and sensual movements. The young Messapi, who grazed their flocks in that place, were conquered but, unaware of being in the presence of divine creatures, they challenged them, presuming to be superior in dance. At the end of the confrontation, despite the unequivocal superiority of the nymphs, the shepherds naively claimed a victory that in any case would never be recognized, their fate had already been sealed at the moment of the challenge and the nymphs, with their curses, transformed them into plants (olive trees) that the desperation of the young people promptly began to contort . In teaching: do not challenge the gods.

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