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Via Appia is not for touring cyclists with full luggage. The gate is quite nice, but is not Roman, but of recent date.

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Try to go during the week or in the afternoon, the security / owners since they did not show up, occasionally sees you and stops you, but does nothing.

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It is a beautiful adult coniferous forest. Although it is called the municipal wood of Bitonto Murgia of the City, it is many km away from it. It is a wood immersed in the Murgia nestled between the countryside of Ruvo si Puglia Altamura. It is mainly composed of Aleppo pine but there are also essences of eucalyptus cypresses.

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Small well-kept agricultural village .... a gem !!

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very nice easy path

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It is all abandoned and the pond is dry.

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Guys but how can you enter?

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pond

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Rural church with a rectangular plan and a single nave, with a characteristic barrel vault and a gabled roof with a chianche roof. On the entrance architrave there is a commemorative inscription and above it there is a circular window. The church is in a fairly good state of conservation. It was founded in 1697 by the priest Don Vito Venturiero who endowed it with an annual income of eleven ducats and forty-eight grains. There is a dedicatory plaque that reads as follows: "Angele Sancte Dei Parvum / hoc tibi pono sacellum / Accipe et accepti / Muneris esto memor". Professor Dionisio Altamura translates as follows: "O Holy Angel of God, I will raise this little chapel to you, please accept it and always remember the gift you have received from me". The scholar comments that the inscription is based on a typical precept of pagan morality, when the pious settlers believed they had the right to the benevolence of the gods, only because they had offered sacrifices and had fulfilled religious practices.

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The Via Appia connected Rome to Brundisium (Brindisi), the most important port for Greece and the East in the world of ancient Rome. The Appia is probably the most famous Roman road of which remains have remained, as well as the first road built according to modern criteria, so as to allow it to be used even in winter. Its importance is confirmed by the nickname that the Romans had given it: Regina Viarum. Begun in 312 BC, at the behest of the censor Appio Claudio Cieco. The construction works lasted until 190 BC, the date on which the route to the port of Brindisi was completed. The road was restored and enlarged during the rule of the emperors Augustus, Vespasian, Trajan, Hadrian. In the Middle Ages, the Appia became, together with the Via Traiana, the route of the crusaders, and Frederick II also set sail from the port of Brindisi in the direction of the Holy Land. Terlizzi was lucky enough to be one of the towns in Puglia to be crossed in its territory by what is perhaps the most famous of the ancient Roman roads: the Via Appia. To indicate to the ancient travelers the direction to follow to reach the territory of "inter licius" (Terlizzi), there were two portals that can still be admired today. The one in the picture is the first of the portals, the so-called "Pisciniello" arch, on the so-called road of the "gates" which leads to the Via Appia Traiana. Continuing on the "via dei portoni" you reach the second arch which is right next to the Roman road. Traveling along the Appia-Traiana is a continuous discovery ... an immersion in history !!

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Green and wooded area not far from the Quasano area, surrounded by the typical Murgian karst landscape. From here there are several rather interesting trails that cross the length and breadth of the forest, preferably to be done on Mtb.

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It is privately owned ... an old quarry with many pitfalls, in fact the walls that contain the lake could come off at any time and come down.

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A really nice place, ideal point for a bike point for refreshment and / or overnight stay for those who travel by bike.

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Nice place 💪💪

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Masseria Torre di Lerma - About 3 km from Palombaio, along a cattle track that joins the Terlizzi – Mariotto road. The farm complex which has become a real village is made up of various high-level residential buildings attesting to each other by a two-storey building with an arched portal and an overhanging balcony and by the distinct church, on the facade, by the portal architrave surmounted by a lobed opening, epigraph dated 1858 and bell gable. Inside, the chapel, with painted walls and a pavilion vault, contains an altar and sacred furnishings. On the facade of the oldest building with ashlar stone base, lowered arch entrances on the ground floor, small balcony with window on the first floor, overhanging wooden canopy, there is the noble coat of arms of the family of the Duke of Castelmezzano, originally from Lerma, a nearby town in Burgos former capital of the Kingdom of Pastilla.

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Green area located 30 minutes from the center of Bitonto and the Metropolitan City of Bari. In an area that is not too large (to be appreciated especially at sunset) you can discover all the "ingredients" of the Murgia: pastures, dense reforestation, arable land, jazzi and structures related to transhumant pastoralism, cisterns, endless dry stone walls, steppe vegetation (ferula, asphodels, thyme, numerous wild orchids, rue, etc.) and large spaces, blades and slight cliffs, white rocks and blue skies furrowed by the flight of birds of prey , sweeping views from the Adriatic Sea to Castel del Monte.

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Beautiful country church from 1697

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Located in the quarry of a former cement plant, surrounded by a beautiful rocky amphitheater covered with vegetation and conifers, the Modugno lake is an emerald green body of water, a small corner of nature a few steps from Bari. a private property.

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Not far from the town, the lake is located in a quarry of a former cement plant, closed in '99 due to the presence of asbestos. Characterized by emerald green waters, it is now surrounded by a rocky basin covered with conifers, a decidedly unusual landscape in this area. To go down to the edge of this suggestive place it is necessary to follow a rather steep and sometimes rocky path that develops along the walls of the quarry.

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The area is a former quarry that should become a park but who knows how long it will take before it is secured and accessible to all. 😕In the meantime, groups of cyclists (many youngsters), taking advantage of the gaps in the fence, climb the only dirt road that leads to the highest point from which you can admire a beautiful panorama complete with a pond. Not far away a beautiful stone railway bridge.

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