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In Taranto, mussels and other mussels have been cultivated since time immemorial. Oyster farming was already flourishing in the late Roman era and in the Middle Ages thanks to the low salinity in particular of the Mar Piccolo which favored the rapid growth of mussels. In the 16th century, the regents of Taranto established precise rules in the Red Book to avoid the overexploitation of coastal lagoons and the damage caused by certain fishing gear: a text that will be one of the cornerstones of the fishing regulations of the Kingdom of Italy.

The panoramic road is very beautiful, but also very busy.

Work has been underway for a few months, a stretch that can be traveled on a single lane alternating with traffic lights

The Fogge Oasis of S. Anna, or Tratturo delle vacche, is an old transhumance route

Mussel farming is a very widespread activity in Taranto and with very ancient origins dating back more than a thousand years ago. Here you can find fishermen dedicated to their work.

The circummarpiccolo of Taranto is a panoramic road that follows the perimeter of the Mar Piccolo, an inland sea divided in two by the Punta Penna Pizzone bridge. Along the road you come across the mouth of the Cervara river, the WWF Palude La Vela oasis, and numerous mussel farms, a typical product of the Taranto area.

Artificial reservoir of fresh water, which had to satisfy some municipalities of Salento and where it is possible to spot different species of birds.

Area that in the rainy period turns into a small lake. Reservoir that in the past, in the period of transhumance, served as a watering place for grazing animals.