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There is a beautiful pine forest to visit

The route follows the main canal of the Apulian Aqueduct and has 4 equipped rest areas, 2 of which have fountains (Pineta Ulmo and Ponte Cavaliere), to offer moments of refreshment and relaxation in contact with nature. The path is bordered by chestnut wood fences and characterized by the presence of historic canal bridges, extraordinary examples of hydraulic engineering from the early twentieth century, which offer enchanting views of the Itria Valley.

One of the most beautiful stretches of the Ciclovia dell'Acqua.

The cycle path of the Apulian Aqueduct in the stretch from Martina Franca to Villa Castelli is one of the most beautiful to travel

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

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

San Marzano di San Giuseppe (Shën Marcani in arbërisht, AFI: [ar'bəreʃ], Sa'Mmarzanu in Salento dialect) is an Italian municipality of 8,862 inhabitants[1] in the province of Taranto in Puglia. San Marzano di San Giuseppe, together with Casalvecchio di Puglia (Albanian: Kazallveqi) and Chieuti (Albanian: Qefti), is an ancient Albanian center (arbëresh) in the region, founded at the end of the 15th century. By number of citizens, today it is the largest of the Albanian colonies in Italy[4]. Its inhabitants have preserved the memory of their ancestors over the centuries and retain the use of the Albanian mother tongue (gjuha mëmë arbëreshe), remaining the only one among the 14 towns founded or re-founded by the Albanians of the province[5][6] to retain customs and customs of the country of origin[7]. The Byzantine, or Greek-Catholic, rite, typical of the Italian-Albanian community, became extinct in past centuries due to neighboring ecclesiastical pressures.