20의 루보 디 풀리아가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A handful of kilometers from Ruvo di Puglia and Corato, this bridge overlooks the Scoparella forest and the so-called jazzo del Demonio, two of the last wooded places where it is still possible to find specimens of downy oak, once much more present throughout the Apulian territory.

Jazzo del Demonio recalls a disturbing story from 1870, when two shepherds, taking refuge in the jazzo, met a tired traveller. A sudden revelation of his cloven hooves revealed his demonic identity, giving the place an atmosphere of sulphurous curse and a tale passed down for over 150 years.

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

Bosco di Patanella located in the Alta Murgia National Park a beautiful place to visit.-

Is it feasible with gravel bikes?

Very suggestive place, memory of the period of transhumance (ie the movement of livestock). The name "Jazzo del Demonio" is very evocative and comes from a legend featuring two shepherds and, of course, the devil. It is worth stopping for a few moments to observe the stone structure but above all to admire the centenary oak enclosed in what was once the sheep pen.

I think the correct name is Jazzo del Demonio

the beautiful and wild Murgia