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only in dry conditions, otherwise very muddy

One of the most beautiful oaks in the Murgia north of Bari. With an age of 400 years, a height of over 15 meters and a trunk diameter of 4 meters, it is truly a beautiful and welcoming stopover point.

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

Via Appia is not for touring cyclists with full luggage. The gate is quite nice, but is not Roman, but of recent date.

It is worth following the historic route of the Apulian Aqueduct because it is located in a landscape context of great interest, on the western edge of the Alta Murgia National Park.

What remains of the ancient Romanesque cathedral of Terlizzi, incorporated into the Rosario church. the portal depicts the Last Supper and is the work of Anseramo from Trani

the Cathedral of Terlizzi, 18th-19th century, dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo

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.