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Two millennia of history in a single tour. From the largest fortress in Apulia, the Charles V Castle, to the small jewel of the Roman Theatre, via the Amphitheatre adjacent to Piazza Duomo. A journey through time, civilisation...

Two millennia of history in a single tour. From the largest fortress in Apulia, the Charles V Castle, to the small jewel of the Roman Theatre, via the Amphitheatre adjacent to Piazza Duomo. A journey through time, civilisation...

Masseria Tagliatelle appears to be suspended in the void but rests on a spur of Lecce stone worn away by wind and time. On this 'urban rock' the rational and methodical hand of the quarrymen has not...

Two millennia of history in a single tour. From the largest fortress in Apulia, the Charles V Castle, to the small jewel of the Roman Theatre, via the Amphitheatre adjacent to Piazza Duomo. A journey through time, civilisation...

Two millennia of history in a single tour. From the largest fortress in Apulia, the Charles V Castle, to the small jewel of the Roman Theatre, via the Amphitheatre adjacent to Piazza Duomo. A journey through time, civilisation...

Two millennia of history in a single tour. From the largest fortress in Apulia, the Charles V Castle, to the small jewel of the Roman Theatre, via the Amphitheatre adjacent to Piazza Duomo. A journey through time, civilisation...

Not only the Amphitheatre in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, witness of the ancient Lupiae in the imperial age. Lecce has another just a few kilometres from the centre. The Parco Archeologico di Rudiae (Rudiae Archaeological Park), accessible thanks...

Two millennia of history in a single tour. From the largest fortress in Apulia, the Charles V Castle, to the small jewel of the Roman Theatre, via the Amphitheatre adjacent to Piazza Duomo. A journey through time, civilisation...

Not only the Amphitheatre in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, witness of the ancient Lupiae in the imperial age. Lecce has another just a few kilometres from the centre. The Parco Archeologico di Rudiae (Rudiae Archaeological Park), accessible...

Masseria Tagliatelle appears to be suspended in the void but rests on a spur of Lecce stone worn away by wind and time. On this 'urban rock' the rational and methodical hand of the quarrymen has not...