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Enjoy the panorama of Brindisi from a bird's-eye view! Visit the Monumento al Marinaio d'Italia - this monument was unveiled on November 4, 1933, in the presence of King Victor Emmanuel III, as well as Achille Starace. Designed to perpetuate the memory of those who died at sea during world conflicts. Inside was placed the stern bell of the battleship "Benedetto Brin," tragically sunk in 1915 in the port of Brindisi. On the upper platform of the monument, there are two anchors and two cannons belonging to the Austro-Hungarian ship "Tegetof" and "Viribus Unitis," symbols of the victories achieved at sea in 1918. Built in the shape of a rudder, the monument has a height of 54 meters and remains accessible inside to be able to reach the top, which offers an impressive view of the harbor and the city.

Enjoy the panorama of Brindisi from a bird's-eye view! Visit the Monumento al Marinaio d'Italia - this monument was unveiled on November 4, 1933, in the presence of King Victor Emmanuel III, as well as Achille Starace. Designed to perpetuate the memory of those who died at sea during world conflicts. Built in the shape of a rudder, the monument has a height of 54 meters and remains accessible inside to be able to reach the top, which offers an impressive view of the harbor and the city.

Monumento al Marinaio d'Italia

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Visit one of the top attractions of Brindisi - Palazzo Granafei Nervegna! The historic palace of the sixteenth century is currently home to some offices of the Municipal Administration of Brindisi, it is divided into a late Renaissance main facade with some Baroque elements. In the company of an English-speaking guide, you will learn about the history of this attraction from its creation to the present day.

When visiting Brindisi, take a chance to explore its top attractions - visit one of the top attractions of Brindisi - Palazzo Granafei Nervegna! The historic palace of the sixteenth century is currently home to some offices of the Municipal Administration of Brindisi, it is divided into a late Renaissance main facade with some Baroque elements. In the company of an English-speaking guide, you will learn about the history of this attraction from its creation to the present day.

Palazzo Granafei Nervegna

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Church of San Benedetto

Piazza della Vittoria

Portico of the Templars

Roman Columns of Brindisi

Salina di Punta della Contessa

Swabian Castle (Castello Svevo)

Archaeological Museum Ribezzo

Monument to Italian Sailors

Alfonsino Castle

Brindisi Cathedral

The long jetties, the Aragonese Castle, and the incredible atmosphere of Southern Italy can all be seen in Brindisi. This charming city should be included in your itinerary without a shade of doubt. Traveling to the destination of your dreams is always exciting, but making a plan from scratch can be difficult sometimes. If dealing with planning on your own is not something you enjoy, choose one of our planned Brindisi trips and have a worry-free journey to one of Italy's most enchanting cities. 

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Brindisi, located in the Apulia (Puglia in Italian) region of Italy, is a port city on the Adriatic Sea. It has a rich history and has played an important role throughout various eras. Here are some interesting things about Brindisi:

Historical Importance: Brindisi was an endpoint of the ancient Via Appia road, which was one of the major Roman roads that led all the way to Rome. Because of this, Brindisi was a significant port during Roman times.

Archaeological Sites: The city houses various archaeological remains, such as the Roman columns, which once marked the end of the Via Appia. There's also the Alfonsino Castle, which bears testimony to the city's strategic importance throughout history.

Natural Harbor: Brindisi's harbor is one of the deepest natural harbors in Italy, which has made it historically significant for trade and military purposes.

Religious Significance: Brindisi is home to several beautiful churches, including the Brindisi Cathedral (Cattedrale di Brindisi) and the Church of San Benedetto, which are noteworthy for their architecture and art.

Swabian Castle: Also known as Castello Svevo, this fortress was originally built by the Emperor Frederick II in the 13th century. It has been used by various rulers over the centuries and is an example of medieval military architecture.

Proximity to Ostuni and Lecce: Brindisi is close to other historical cities in Puglia like Ostuni (often called "The White City" for its whitewashed buildings) and Lecce, which is famous for its baroque architecture.

Salina di Punta della Contessa: It's a regional nature reserve, a salt pan that is of great naturalistic interest. It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna and is especially significant for birdwatching.

Local Cuisine: Like many parts of Italy, Brindisi boasts its unique regional dishes and flavors. Seafood plays a significant role in the local diet given its coastal location.

Festivals: Brindisi hosts the San Teodoro Fair, among other local festivals, which showcases the cultural and traditional aspects of the region.

Gateway to the East: Historically, Brindisi was considered a gateway to the East because of its harbor, which facilitated trade routes and even pilgrimages to the Holy Land.

If you plan to visit the region, Brindisi can offer a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that provides an authentic Italian experience away from the more tourist-heavy cities.

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