Towns and cities in Puglia
Brindisi Travel Guide
Nestled on the Adriatic coast of Puglia, Brindisi is an ancient city, with deep historical roots and a strategic location. From its origins as a Greek settlement to its prominence in Roman and medieval times, Brindisi has played a pivotal role in connecting Italy with the broader Mediterranean world. Today, the city invites exploration with its palm-lined boulevards, renovated seafront promenade, and impressive historical landmarks.
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Brindisi Travel Guide
About the area
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For most people visiting Puglia, Brindisi is merely a point of arrival and departure, thanks to its being home to one of Puglia’s two main airports. But if you're staying in the area or are looking for somewhere to spend a few hours before catching your flight home, Brindisi is well worth a visit. Brindisi, with its rich tapestry of history, stunning coastal scenery, and warm hospitality, offers a unique travel experience. Brindisi's historical legacy is visible in its architecture, from ancient Roman columns to majestic Baroque churches and the formidable fortress of Emperor Frederick II. The city's recent revitalisation has breathed new life into its urban spaces, making it an inviting destination for both leisure and exploration.
Brindisi Travel Guide
Things to do in Brindisi
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- Walk along the seafront promenade: Enjoy the renovated promenade with its vibrant restaurants, bars, and cafes, offering a lively atmosphere and beautiful sea views.
- Visit the Roman columns: Explore the remnants of Brindisi’s Roman past, including the surviving column marking the end of the ancient Appian Way.
- Discover the cathedral and Baroque churches: Admire the architectural beauty and historical significance of Brindisi’s cathedral and surrounding Baroque churches.
- Tour the fortress of Frederick II: Delve into the history of the impressive fortress built by Emperor Frederick II, a symbol of Brindisi's strategic importance.
- Explore the winding streets: Lose yourself in the city’s charming streets, discovering hidden gems and experiencing the authentic local lifestyle.
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