20의 카놀레가지 명소 & 주요 장소

대성당은 이전 건축물의 유적 위에 세워졌으며 1088년에 축성되었습니다. 수세기에 걸쳐 여러 차례 재건 및 복원되었으며, 특히 1480년 오스만 제국의 포위 공격 이후에 많은 원래 프레스코화가 파괴되고 구조 자체도 손상되었습니다.

The cathedral features a fascinating floor mosaic: - in the center, the Tree of Life (beginning with elephants, cats, Adam and Eve, ..., until you reach God) and in the left aisle, - the Tree of Knowledge with the decider for heaven or hell is very worth seeing.

The most suggestive corner of the Adriatic coast of Salento. From here a dirt road starts that overlaps with the Cammino del Mare and winds up to Otranto along the rocky stretch

Legend has it that two sisters, two local farmers, one day approached the sea to cool off. Having reached the bay of Torre dell'Orso, one of the two enters the water to take a nice swim, but the water, near the rocks, has become treacherous and swirling. The girl gasps and screams for help: her sister can only rush to help her. They swim and swim, and the more they swim the more their efforts seem in vain. When they finally manage to get closer to each other, they are exhausted, without strength. They embrace for the last time, now unable to overcome the fury of the sea, which swallows them and drowns them. However, the god of the sea is sorry for this and has compassion for the two innocent sisters, one who died due to unconsciousness and the other due to brotherly love; thus it transforms them into two stacks, close together for eternity. And today we, on sunny summer mornings as well as on humid winter days, admire these rock giants, almost embracing, stone and salt between sky and sea

The most important attraction in Otranto is the Cathedral of Santa Annunziata. The cathedral's floor mosaics have been preserved in very good condition and tell more than seven hundred stories

Very beautiful mosaics of the Tree of Life from the 12th century

beautiful church where the martyrs of Otranto are buried when they were defeated by the Turks

A corner of Puglia that you don't expect. Far from the roar of the sea there is this small oasis of peace born following the progressive abandonment of the Bauxite quarry. At the end of the 70s the mineral extraction operations stopped and the water began to filter inside the quarry forming the lake. In fact, it is precisely the presence of the mineral that gives the intense colors of this place: the red of the clayey earth and the emerald green of the lake waters.