Gargano Bike Tour: route between coast and Foresta Umbra
Customizable stages, rental, luggage transport, prices, and practical tips for organizing a cycling trip
Foggia
Serracapriola: what to see among castle, convent, and alleys
An unusual stop in the north of Puglia: medieval history, memories of Padre Pio, and a museum that focuses on technology
Margherita di Savoia Salt Flats: Flamingos and Guided Tour
Immense basins, white mounds, and protected nature: discover how to explore this Apulian landscape along the Adriatic coast.
Lucera from Foggia without a car: what to see in a few hours
Direct train, Roman amphitheater, Swabian-Angevin fortress, and historic center: an easy half-day excursion
Visiting Foggia: historic center, squares, alleys, and hypogea
A surprising stop before the Gargano, among medieval testimonies, eighteenth-century architectures, traditions, and flavors
Where to Park in Foggia to Visit the Historic Center
Rates, parking garages, ZTL, and practical tips for leaving your car without stress and easily reaching the main attractions.
Apricena in a few hours: itinerary between the village and Castel Pagano
Clock Tower, Palazzo Baronale, medieval traces and views of the Gargano between history, nature and bike excursions
San Marco in Lamis: what to see in the village of Gargano
An authentic village of Gargano, not very touristy, where inhabited alleys, ancient pilgrimages, and local atmospheres surprise.
How to Navigate the Historic Center of Peschici on Foot
Discover where to enter, how much time it takes, the landmarks, and the best route to visit the historic center without getting lost.
Paposcia di Peschici: what it is, where to eat it, and prices
The typical focaccia from Gargano prepared on the spot with many fillings, ideal for a quick lunch during your visit.
Peschici Castle: what to see, tickets, and panorama
Entrance at 5 euros, a terrace with a view of the Gargano, and rooms dedicated to the history of the village and the Middle Ages.
Why does Peschici resemble Santorini?
The white houses and alleys of the village resemble Santorini, but Peschici retains the layout of an authentic medieval village.