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It is easier to get there from Molfetta but the walk from Ripalta to Torre Calderina is pleasant.

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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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Beautiful farmhouse from the year 1000 - hoping it's open more often!

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Tower overlooking the sea under renovation to bring it back to its former glory!

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There are also numerous species of birds with sedentary and migratory species, so much so that these coastal territories are characterized as an oasis of protection for migratory avifauna. In recent years there have been several attacks by wild building which had targeted the place identified as a possible site in which to build first a residential complex, then a boat storage and finally a motel. Only thanks to the intervention of environmentalists was it possible to avoid the danger of overbuilding.

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The toponym of the farmhouse derives from sappinus (medieval Latin etym.), a kind of pine tree. The architectural complex, located about 5 km from the city in the direction of Terlizzi, consists of a medieval church, a wall and some buildings. In the church of the farmhouse a Madonna is venerated, bringer of rain and health to the fields, whose feast is held on site on the first Sunday after Easter. The painting of the Madonna, placed on the altar, is in oil on canvas.

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The tower takes its name from the architect who built it (Salvatore Calderini), today it is often confused with the  Torre della Cera located on the S.S. 16 Molfetta – Bisceglie (built in 1770 on behalf of the nobleman Pietro Gadaleta). Torre Calderina, on the other hand, stands on the seashore north of the city and represents a defensive construction built in 1569 with the intention of spotting the Turkish enemy coming from the sea in time to organize the defence. It was part of the complex system of watchtowers of the Kingdom of Naples.

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Located in Bisceglie on the old road to Ruvo di Puglia, in the Zappino farmhouse (from the medieval Latin word 'Sappinus' indicating a kind of pine), dating back to around the year one thousand, it is still possible to see the wall enclosure, a medieval church in good condition. and a rear period tower. The tower, with a square plan, has three levels, probably four originally.

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In the territory of Bisceglie. Excellent starting point for trekking and mountain biking.

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Casale di Zappino, near Bisceglie, is a structure that has stood alone for about a thousand years. This building, present on the old road to Canosa di Puglia, is still in good condition after ten centuries, so much so that it is still possible to see its wall enclosure, a church of medieval origins and a more recent tower.

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Torre Calderina near Cala San Giacomo, an ancient city landing, already active in the Middle Ages. It presents the typical typology of the viceregal quadrangular lookout towers with a truncated pyramid structure. It has three machicolations per wall and no opening on the sea side. Today the external stone staircase replaces the old removable staircase that allowed access to the tower's habitable room.

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

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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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I've been, nice

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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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Beautiful country church from 1697

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old farmhouse for sale

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