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Mystical place par excellence! Absolutely worth visiting!

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Behind him along the via crucis stands the statue of Christ the Redeemer

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Beautiful shrine, very impressive. From inside you enter the Crypt, beautiful and well preserved. To visit absolutely

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One of the many dovecote towers in Salento. Well preserved and easy to access!

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Also known as the farmhouse of lost opportunities, it was last restored in the 90s by the Province of Lecce. Well preserved and easy to access!

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Remains of the Church of Santa Maria di Pompignano, a medieval church dating back to the 10th century. It was part of the village of Pompignano, one of the satellite villages of Santa Maria de Muro, the ancient Messapian city of Mios. A Roman or pre-Roman stele is incorporated into the apse wall.

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The Archaeological Park of Muro Leccese is a site that tells the story of the Messapian city of Mios, founded between the 8th and 7th centuries BC. The park includes a wall, a residential complex with a banquet hall, a necropolis with pit and chamber tombs, and a small house with a skeleton. The park was inaugurated in 2019 after 20 years of excavations conducted by the University of Salento and by the Superintendence.

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The Basilian caves are ancient crypts dug into the rock or underground that are found in the territory of Muro Leccese. These caves were used as places of worship by the Basilian monks who took refuge in Salento between the 9th and 13th centuries and are decorated with Byzantine frescoes and religious symbols.

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The Massi della Vecchia are large rocks of sedimentary stone found in the territory of Giuggianello, a town in Salento. These boulders have particular shapes and are linked to a legend that tells of an old witch who turned anyone who didn't answer her questions into stone. Among the most famous boulders are the Letto della Vecchia, the Masso della Vecchia and the Piede di Ercole.

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The crypt of San Giovanni is a rock church located in the municipality of Giuggianello. It dates back to the 9th-10th century, was used for religious functions of the Greek-Byzantine rite, and preserves frescoes of great artistic and historical value inside. The crypt was discovered in 1976 and restored in 1992.

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Included in the collection Salento Bizantino www.komoot.com/it-it/collection/1811756/-salento-bizantino - According to passers-by, the Sanctuary and the crypt are always open and accessible, at least during the day. In any case, I found no indication of opening hours and/or days close to the Sanctuary. https://www.leccenews24.it/turismo/viaggi-itinerari/santuario-madonna-di-montevergine-palmariggi.htm https://www.salogentis.it/2014/06/22/la-serra-di-montevergine-a-palmariggi/

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One of the most spectacular dovecote towers in Salento! 🕊

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Posted in Salento Byzantine collection komoot.it/collection/1811756/-salento-bizantino - Nothing to say, in terms of hiding, the Basilian monks persecuted by iconoclastic struggles and by the Saracens were commendable. It took me some time to find a cave hidden by vegetation. In reality, here we are talking about more caves but I have found only one and I cannot say if there are others. The passage of the Basilian monks is evident given the incision of a cross on the internal wall. Not vandalizing but enhancing these places would be desirable in my opinion.

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Part of what remains of the church dedicated to Santa Maria di Pompignano, built in the ancient medieval village near a small Messapian and late Roman settlement, in the countryside of Sanarica, on the border with the municipality of Muro Leccese.

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Quite ancient sanctuary.

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The dovecote tower is a typical construction of the rural landscape since the Middle Ages, linked in particular to the feudal regimes, which used the breeding of pigeons for different purposes, such as agriculture and in particular the fertilization of the land, hunting, power supply or for protection purposes.

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These are ancient places of worship that can be distinguished in crypts dug into the rock and crypts dug underground. To use them as places of worship, whether they were in the rock or in the ground, were the Basilian monks, who made these underground chapels places of prayer.

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The dovecote tower was used in different eras for the breeding of pigeons, often cylindrical in shape but it is also possible to see it in different shapes.

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Here we are in front of a cylindrical tower-shaped building, which was used to house the doves, which, reared with great care, represented an important slice of the rural economy. Above, a cord to prevent access by voracious rodents and reptiles. The breeding of pigeons was a common practice for the supply of food, eggs, as well as to find useful material for the fertilization of the fields, etc. As for the meat of these birds it can be said that it had a high nutritional value. It was also a dish usually used by nobles in weddings and banquets of a certain value. All these considerations explain the great diffusion of dovecote towers in the Salento countryside, to date 200 have been registered. Adjacent to the tower we find a disused quarry of tuff stone