파사노 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

A new observation point, extraordinary in size and significance, has enriched the evocative landscape of Cisternino. On Sunday, November 16, 2025, the Monte Pizzuto lookout welcomed the installation of a giant panoramic bench, part of the prestigious Big Bench Community Project (BBCP), offering a breathtaking view of the plain of monumental olive trees. The project, made possible thanks to the commitment of the Meraviglie di Puglia association, takes on an even deeper meaning: the bench was dedicated to the memory of Domenico Caroli, who would have celebrated his forty-second birthday on the day of its inauguration. At the foot of the bench, a sign has also been placed inviting people to pay attention to those around them, to listen even for just a few minutes, perhaps even while sitting on the giant bench. -- A giant bench overlooking the Itria Valley: supporting sustainable tourism https://www.brindisireport.it/attualita/cisternino-panchina-gigante-affaccia--valle-d-itria-sostegno-turismo-sostenibile.html © BrindisiReport

An easily navigable stretch of dirt trail. Immersed in a mix of Mediterranean flavors, including fig groves, rosemary bushes, and oregano. A place to stop and observe the Mediterranean spirit of the coast.

Fun dirt trail

The site chosen for the construction of the tower was already known in the past. The place is cited as Mutatio ad Decimum, that is, a post station for changing horses on the Via Traiana in Roman times between the city of Egnazia and the mansio Speluncas (Torre Santa Sabina) before reaching Brindisi. The tower was built by the Aragonese. It was later definitively called the tower of San Leonardo as it fell within the land owned by the abbey of San Leonardo di Siponto. The tower was completed in 1569 and built in a square shape to allow the use of more cannons. Once its original function ceased, the tower was restored without historical-artistic attention to the structure and materials, and its appearance was completely remodeled. The only original part is the lower, truncated pyramid base, on the sea side of the structure, on the rear side. Today its intended use is private. [ref. Wikipedia: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre_San_Leonardo ]

pleasant route

Masseria worth seeing.

The site chosen for the tower's construction was already known in the past. The location is cited as Mutatio ad Decimum, meaning a post station for changing horses on the Via Traiana in Roman times between the city of Egnatia and the mansio Speluncas (Torre Santa Sabina) before reaching Brindisi. The tower was built by the Aragonese. It was later definitively named the Tower of San Leonardo because it was located on land owned by the Abbey of San Leonardo di Siponto. The tower was completed in 1569 and built square to accommodate the use of more cannons. After its original function ceased, the tower was restored without any historical or artistic consideration for its structure or materials, and its appearance was completely remodeled. The only original part is the lower, truncated pyramid base on the seaward side of the structure, at the rear. Today, its intended use is private. [ref. Wikipedia: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre_San_Leonardo]

Saracen tower reachable through Pilone 2 residential village.