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A stretch of cycle/pedestrian path between Posto Rosso and Torre Suda, part of the La Ciclonica cycle-tourist route, which winds along the cliff less than ten metres from the sea. Beautiful to follow with your gaze turned towards the sea, a little less so if you turn your eyes towards the hinterland where the massive cementation is evident.

Built on the foundations of an ancient Byzantine defensive tower and remodeled several times starting from the 16th century until the 18th century, the period in which it took on its current form desired by the feudal lord Oronzo Leuzzi. Declared a building of cultural interest since 1987, it deserves to be visited without any doubt.

Inserted in the collection https://www.komoot.com/it-it/collection/2431081/-pietre-del-salento - As evocative as the sanctuary of Santa Maria di Leuca, rich in history and stories to tell. https://www.salogentis.it/2009/01/11/il-santuario-di-leuca-piccola/

“The church of the Madonna del Casale in fact, according to legend, is one of the three churches wanted by a sailor who survived a storm through the intercession of the Madonna Maria Stella del Mare. This story is shared with two other churches that arise near Ugento, namely the church dedicated to the Madonna dell'Alto Mare (in Felline) and the one dedicated to the Madonna della Campana (in Casarano), with which the Casale hermitage shares public holiday and traditions (the Sunday after Easter)."

Nice wide bike path along the sea. Early in the morning or late in the evening. Otherwise it is too hot in summer.

Among the most fascinating aspects of Puglia there are undoubtedly the large palaces, castles and farms, symbols of a past of nobles and slaves. Among these, the Baronial Palace of Collepasso stands out, of still uncertain origins but whose artistic and historical value is very evident. Built with typical Lecce stone, the clean square shapes date back to the Norman-Swabian domination, while the square in front is very reminiscent of the Spanish "plaza de armas".

This stretch of cycle-pedestrian path connects Torre Sinfonò and Cisternella along a route away from traffic and overlooking the sea.