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The Castello di Otranto is an impressive fortress. You can easily walk around it and view it from all sides. For more information, visit: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castello_di_Otranto

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The Aragonese Castle is the defensive stronghold of the city of Otranto. Walking through the majestic walls you can appreciate various architectural details such as the Alfonsina, Duchessa and Ippolita towers, the bastion called Punta di Diamante, and the Triangular Hall built with innovative defensive techniques that make it one of the most important examples of military architecture of the time.

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in front of the castle there is a balcony overlooking the sea

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Reachable from Lecce with road bike, mountain bike and gravel. 3 fascinating routes

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The easternmost geographical point of Italy, known for the sea channel in front of the city that separates Italy from Albania.

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Beautiful, perfectly preserved example of an Aragonese castle. Very close there are two viewpoints

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beautiful castle where there were the Aragonese

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Posted in Salento Fortifications collection https://www.komoot.it/collection/1396951/-salento-fortificazioni - The most ancient structure of the current Aragonese castle dates back, in all probability, to the XII-XIII century and was built on the remains of the Byzantine fortress. In the second half of the 13th century, Charles I of Anjou defines it as a fortress of strategic importance for the defense of the kingdom. The castle, numbered together with the fortresses of Ostuni, Taranto, Ugento and Torremaggiore, is considered of national importance and considered among the most functional, combining together natural defenses and military architecture [source: https://it.m.wikipedia.org / wiki / Castello_di_Castro]

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Posted in Salento Fortifications collection https://www.komoot.it/collection/1396951/-salento-fortificazioni - The oldest nucleus of the Poggiardo Castle dates back to the 14th century and originally included a cylindrical tower and a building, surrounded by a moat, with essentially defensive and sighting functions. In 1466 it became the property of the Guarini Dukes, Lords of Poggiardo, who expanded the structure over the course of several centuries, progressively transforming it from a fortress into a fortified residential residence. During the seventeenth century the moat was filled, fenced and transformed into a citrus grove while in the following centuries several buildings were built on part of it, on whose roof a beautiful terrace was created [source: https://www.lavocedimaruggio.it /wp/fortresses-and-castles-of-puglia-the-guarini-of-poggiardo- castle.html]

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Posted in Salento Fortifications collection https://www.komoot.it/collection/1396951/-salento-fortificazioni - Between noble palaces and churches adorned with the famous stone of light and luminous tones, passing through the historic center of Muro Leccese is a pleasant surprise. It deserves attention. Built in the first half of the 16th century on an old medieval pre-existing building, Palazzo dei Principi is a splendid building with an austere façade that stands out in Piazza del Popolo, enriched by a portal with the emblem of the Protonobilissimo dragon and by windows and balconies in Renaissance style [ source: https://www.viaggiareinpuglia.it/at/4/castellotorre/4646/it/Palazzo-del-Principe]

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The built-up area of Muro Leccese has very ancient origins dating back to the Bronze Age. The period of greatest expansion, however, is that of the Messapian era, as evidenced by various archaeological finds. A section of the walls linked to this era is still visible today. The entire village was then destroyed by the Romans in the third century BC and only in the Middle Ages did it again take on an important role in the region.

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Historic center to visit absolutely reached by the bay of the Turks.

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Once a fortress of strategic importance for the defense of the coast, the Castle of Castro tells the glories of a glorious past. Built in the XVI century on a pre-existing structures (almost certainly on the remains of a Byzantine building used to defense of the fortified Roman village), it's still possible to see a circular tower, a lanceolate bastion, the "Torre del Cavaliere" and some sections of curtain walls. Inside persists a large rectangular courtyard, that once housed the handicrafts and agricultural products that were marketed throughout the Mediterranean. Since 1780 the castle fell into a state of disrepair. After about two centuries of neglect, three distinct architectural recovery interventions were finally carried out over the last twenty years.

Muro Leccese was one of the most important Messapian centers, of which significant archaeological finds remain.

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Piazza del Popolo! Baroque art

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Main attractions of the city are the Cathedral of Santa Annunziata with the mosaics (1163-1165), the fortress Castello Aragonese as well as the small Byzantine church of San Pietro and the Hypogeeum of Torre Pinta. Above all, the old town, surrounded by a mighty city wall, is a major attraction in summer; on Saturday evening, it is the meeting place of the whole environment of Otranto. On Sunday afternoons the coast road from the Porta Terra is closed to through traffic and reserved for pedestrians (Passeggio).

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