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Built on the foundations of an ancient Byzantine defensive tower and remodeled several times starting from the 16th century until the 18th century, the period in which it took on its current form desired by the feudal lord Oronzo Leuzzi. Declared a building of cultural interest since 1987, it deserves to be visited without any doubt.

Among the most fascinating aspects of Puglia there are undoubtedly the large palaces, castles and farms, symbols of a past of nobles and slaves. Among these, the Baronial Palace of Collepasso stands out, of still uncertain origins but whose artistic and historical value is very evident. Built with typical Lecce stone, the clean square shapes date back to the Norman-Swabian domination, while the square in front is very reminiscent of the Spanish "plaza de armas".

Church of Our Lady of Constantinople. Dating back to 1684 it is known as the "Church of the devils". In fact, legend has it that it was precisely the devils who built it. Today the church is deconsecrated.

Everything around you is emphasized while gestures such as pedaling, walking, breathing are no longer perceived. The Serra del Mito takes over and leads to this state of mind... https://www.salentobiketrail.com/il-supposto-della-ghianda/

BEAUTIFUL SINGLE TRACK SEA VIEW

Always open, easy to reach along paved country roads, it is about two km from the state road 275.

Public olive grove, an oasis of peace in a silent natural environment. Well maintained, some volunteers take care of its maintenance, guaranteed relaxation!

The baronial palace is the result of various interventions and expansion works, which ended in the eighteenth century with the feudal lord Oronzo Leuzzi. It incorporates an ancient building built in 1576 by Pietro Massa, on top of another already existing one, that is a defense tower from the Byzantine era. This palace became the center of Collepassese political and cultural activity under the hegemony of Baroness Aurora Leuzzi. Restoration works took place in 1992 and 2006. It has been a building of cultural interest since 1987, the year of the transfer of ownership to the Municipality