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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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The cathedral features a fascinating floor mosaic: - in the center, the Tree of Life (beginning with elephants, cats, Adam and Eve, ..., until you reach God) and in the left aisle, - the Tree of Knowledge with the decider for heaven or hell is very worth seeing.

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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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Wonderful place!! you have to do it

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beautiful cathedral of otranto

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The most important attraction in Otranto is the Cathedral of Santa Annunziata. The cathedral's floor mosaics have been preserved in very good condition and tell more than seven hundred stories

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Very beautiful mosaics of the Tree of Life from the 12th century

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Nice hike by the sea

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beautiful church where the martyrs of Otranto are buried when they were defeated by the Turks

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very nice

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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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A corner of Puglia that you don't expect. Far from the roar of the sea there is this small oasis of peace born following the progressive abandonment of the Bauxite quarry. At the end of the 70s the mineral extraction operations stopped and the water began to filter inside the quarry forming the lake. In fact, it is precisely the presence of the mineral that gives the intense colors of this place: the red of the clayey earth and the emerald green of the lake waters.

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Included in the Byzantine Salento collection komoot.it/collection/1811756/-salento-byzantine - Normally open when the Cathedral is accessible, it is one of the best known crypts in Salento precisely because it is located in the heart of the historic center of Otranto. https://www.diocesiotranto.it/cripta/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPWNw4d3R9w

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

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The mosaic floor is simply spectacular

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One of the most important Catholic places of worship in Puglia, the Cathedral of Otranto saw the light in the twelfth century, on previous settlements of the Messapian, Roman and early Christian periods. Of particular artistic importance is the mosaic inside, commissioned in 1163 by the archbishop of Otranto Gionata and executed by the monk Pantaleone.

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The Otranto bauxite quarry is located in the Salento hinterland, between Otranto and the area around the famous Punta Palascia lighthouse. The magical and evocative "Red Lake" is often the destination of excursions to admire the suggestive view of the emerald green lake. Bauxite is a mineral from which aluminum is extracted. The Otranto quarry was once an important source of income for the region.

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beautiful color shades characteristic of nature

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Santa Cesarea Terme is a spa town overlooking the Canale d'Otranto. The properties of its sulphurous thermal waters have been known since ancient times but, given the difficult position to reach, the inhabited center developed only in modern times in conjunction with the construction of the coastal road at the turn of the 14th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Among the architecture of the city, Villa Sticchi stands out, an admirable example of the Moorish style very popular in this area of Puglia in the early 1900s.

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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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