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Gravina di Puglia is home to the Alta Murgia National Park and is famous for the ravine under the town, a labyrinth of tunnels, cellars, cisterns and rock churches that bear witness to its millenary history. The Aqueduct Bridge, probably built in the 17th century, is a majestic arched structure that crosses the ravine and allowed pilgrims to reach the little church of the Madonna della Stella.

Castle of Garagnone

2o km from Castel del Monte. Unique scenarios. Done by ebike but the area is beaten by bikers from everywhere. Corato on the head!

they removed the chain that prevented access to the dirt path from the provincial road, now you can get by car to the adjacent wood where it is barred.

A marvelous Martian landscape remains of this quarry, the red, barren and arid earth is crowned by the luxuriant vegetation of the Murgia. Red and green blend harmoniously with the blue of the sky and give life to a picture with docile but decisive colours.

The Spinazzola bauxite quarry is a deposit found in Puglia in 1935 by the surveyor Luca Nanna and the accountant Paolo Cappiello, during their excursion in the Murgia area. The field was used from the 1950s until the end of the 1970s for the extraction of bauxite, a mineral made up of iron and aluminum oxides and hydroxides, useful for processing alumina which then leads to the final product, aluminum real.

On the road between Andria and Spinazzola, a short distance from the medieval castle of Garagnone, there is a place that was once the site of a very important bauxite mining activity, the rock from which aluminum can be obtained

The center of Gravina in Puglia has a hidden face. Under the inhabited area, an underground world made up of tunnels, cellars, rock churches, granaries, seventeenth-century ovens is preserved in excellent condition. The stairways leading to the oldest neighborhoods start from Piazza Benedetto XIII, between medieval houses and rock churches, the most important of which is the one dedicated to the patron saint, San Michele. The exploration of the cave civilization of Gravina continues in the Pomarici Santomasi Museum, which houses important finds such as the frescoes in the rock crypt of San Vito Vecchio