20의 알리스테가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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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.

Beautiful tower with a small park around it

Difficult to drive partly due to the soft sand.

Excellent stopping point for a swim in the splendid crystal clear sea, with a view of Gallipoli

“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.

The tower of Torre Suda was an integral part of this articulated defensive system, it certainly contributed to ensuring a greater level of control of the coast and, therefore, of security for the hinterland. It is estimated to have been built around 1613, well preserved also thanks to the numerous interventions by the experts who have followed one another over the years, in the lower part it contains a cistern that served as a water reserve for the men who barricaded themselves inside for the purpose to defend the territory, while the upper part is equipped with structural elements typical of military architecture with three loopholes which allowed to respond in safety to enemy attacks.