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Situated at the top of a hill to the north west of Taranto and Massafra is the town of Mottola, often referred to as the 'Ionian Spy' due to its geographical position. At 1270ft above sea level it is visible for miles around. Ancient remains were discovered in the area at the turn of the 20th Century, indicating significant Bronze Age settlement on the site of the current town. The altitude of the old town's narrow winding streets means that spectacular views of the Gulf of Taranto appear through gaps in the buildings. The centre of the old town is home to several churches, including the 12th Century Chiesa Matrice, as well as partial remains of 600 BC Greek walls.

functioning AQP fountain, near the Carmine church

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functioning AQP fountain, near the Carmine church

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Perhaps the route of a disused railway line

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From via Giovanni Amendola the road opens onto a beautiful view of the Ionian Sea and the cultivated plain of Palagiano.

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Santa Lucia Bridge, a disused railway bridge over the ravine of the same name

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Bridge from the Fascist era from which the now disused railway line passed. From here you can enjoy a magnificent view of the historic center and the Gravina Grande di Castellaneta.

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Centennial steam locomotive of the State Railways located near the old railway station of Palagianello, on the Bari-Taranto line.

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