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Everyone likes to have their photo taken here 🙂

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There's a nice dirt path around here

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Domenico Modugno was an artist from Polignano who marked the history of Italian music and beyond. It is said that the artist wrote his famous "Volare" thinking precisely of the cliffs of this splendid city where he was born in 1928. Polignano wanted to dedicate a statue to him, created by the Argentine sculptor Hermann Mejer, which depicts the artist with his arms wide open as if he wanted to embrace his hometown.

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Wonderful expression, celebrare la vita🥰

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The chorus of Domenico Modugno’s song “Nel blu dipinto di blu” will stick in your head: “Volare oh, oh - Cantare oh, oh, oh”.

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Domenico Modugno won the Eurovision Song Grand Prix in 1958 for the ESC „In the blue painted by blue“.

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The ancient nucleus of the town of Polignano a Mare rests on a rocky spur overlooking the Adriatic Sea

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Still intact trulli present on a beautiful stretch of the coast starting from Cala Fetente, surrounded by a beautiful green lawn in the cool months and full of hay bales and fruit in summer

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nice vantage point with its di modugno in the background seen that the singer was from Polignano

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nice place to see the view is the stature d

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square-based tower whose nucleus dates back to the fourteenth century. Around the tower, the remains of a wall with a megalithic base are visible, within which the remains of roads, houses and a basilica-style church with a semicircular apse have emerged, which is remembered under the title of the Annunziata. The village, mysteriously abandoned in the fifteenth century (did its inhabitants move to where Conversano stands today?), however has more ancient origins, dating back to the Bronze Age, as evidenced by some finds from the Peucetian era. According to some, Castiglione could correspond to the locality reported in the Tabula Peutingeriana with the toponym Ad Veneris.

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In addition to being a building of objective beauty, this Abbey hides a fascinating story waiting to be discovered regarding its construction, which apparently took place thanks to a princess of Salerno, Fiorenza. The story goes that the girl risked drowning during a storm from the Sele river, until San Vito appeared to her and avoided the worst. The Saint then asked her to bring his remains to Puglia. Fiorenza, extremely grateful to her savior, decided to fulfill her will and to bring her relics to this location, buying some farms in the Castrum and donating them to the Benedictine friars.

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Benedictine Abbey present in the hamlet of San Vito and built close to the characteristic small port. This structure, consisting of a church and a convent currently converted to residential use appears to have been built around the 9th century and looks like a Romanesque building with three naves.

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The square-plan tower rises on four levels, each with different architectural and decorative features. The ground floor is delimited by rounded columns at the corners and on its facade there is a sundial indicating the value of the latitude of the city (40°42'18''). The first floor follows, contained by a pair of pilasters with a small balcony in the center with a broken and curved tympanum with plant decorations.

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Beautiful area 👍🏼👍

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statue of Domenico Modugno, a tribute from the city to a great songwriter

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Cellamare is an Italian town of 5 727 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Bari in Puglia. It preserves the old baronial castle of medieval origin (13th century), but rebuilt and adapted from a military fortress to a noble residence in the 16th century. In the countryside, on the road to Rutigliano, a menhir of unspecified date is preserved.

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I recommend taking the splendid cycle path from Polignano a Mare to San Vito to enjoy a pleasant ride before arriving at the Cathedral on the sea

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Going along the provincial Conversano-Castellana you can see a hill on which stands a watchtower (14th century BC). The first settlements date back to the Bronze Age, as evidenced by the frequent tomb finds now preserved in the rooms of the Civic Museum in San Benedetto. The place was certainly chosen on the basis of its favorable geographical position as the hill provided an excellent view of the surrounding area; furthermore, the lake formed by the karst depression at the foot of the hill ensured a not insignificant water reserve.

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