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Very well preserved

The Basilica Cathedral of Sant’Agata – located in the historic center of Gallipoli – is a structure in the Lecce Baroque style whose construction dates back to the period of the Counter-Reformation in which baroque and sumptuous themes were the rule. In fact, it was built from 1629 to 1696 and the project is the work of the Gallipoli architect Giovan Bernardino Genuino. The Cathedral stands on the same site where a small church once stood in the Middle Ages that was destroyed in the 17th century. The facade of the Basilica is in carparo and is adorned with statues and decorations that recall those of Giuseppe Zimbalo, known as Zingarello, the most important and imitated sculptor of the Lecce Baroque to whom all the artists and the local style of the time referred. There are the statues of San Fausto, Santa Teresa D’Avila, Sant’Agata and San Sebastiano

Gallipoli's beach par excellence. Woe to anyone who touches it, rightly considered a heritage of the local community. Part of the Ciclonica Circuit https://cicloturismo.puglia.it/ciclovia-salento-ionico/

Overlooking the beautiful coast of Porto Selvaggio, it is one of the most beautiful views on the Salento coast. Part of the Ciclonica Circuit https://cicloturismo.puglia.it/ciclovia-salento-ionico/.

Heart of Gallipoli and beautiful baroque facade and majestic interiors. Worth a visit.

Spiaggia della Purità, the Gallipoli people are rightly proud of it. The only beach in the historic center close to the city walls.

Torre dell'Alto can be reached either from the Sp 286 by taking the entrance to Portoselvaggio di Villa Tafuri and immediately turning left. After 300 meters of white road and crossing the puneta you will reach the tower. Or from the seafront of Santa Caterina reaching the last roundabout. From here you go up on mostly trekking routes suitable for expert bikers. This last route is currently closed due to the road being closed due to the risk of landslides

splendid view of the Portoselvaggio bay