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Brindisi

Brindisi

Getting around Brindisi

Flights to Brindisi land at Papola-Casale del Salento Airport, and from there you have many ways to get around. There are cheap and very frequent buses that take visitors to the city centre. Given the proximity, many also get around in taxis. Others, however, prefer to hire a car. Once they reach Brindisi, many prefer to walk or hire a bicycle to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the city!

What to see in Brindisi

Brindisi is full of wonderful attractions! The Roman Column is worth a visit, which is all that has remained of the Via Appia for centuries now. Its strategic position is ideal for enjoying an extraordinary landscape, thanks also to the stairs of Virgil that lead directly to the sea. The Cathedral and Archaeological Museum are not far from the Roman Column. They are both must-sees for learning more about the city's history. The Forte a Mare built in front of the port of Brindisi is an interesting and very scenic destination, as is Alfonsino Castle.

The best beaches of Brindisi

One of Brindisi's most beautiful and loved beaches is Torre Santa Sabina, which owes its name to the nearby ancient towers that line it. Another interesting destination is Guaceto Tower in San Vito dei Normanni, a beach near Brindisi that is famous for its summer events with street artists and, above all, for its unspoilt nature; in fact, it is an area protected by the WWF.

Dining suggestions

Brindisi offers typical Apulian cuisine, simple and very tasty. We especially recommend the typical restaurants "Trattoria Cozza nera", specialized in cooking fresh fish; as well as “Trattoria ti l'artisti” that offers fish-based meals full of flavour and tradition.

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