Castellaneta Marina: Crystal-Clear Sea and Unspoiled Nature
Castellaneta Marina, located about half an hour from Casa Isabella, was founded in the early 1960s with the development of tourist areas within its vast Aleppo pine forest.Thanks to its ...
Grottaglie: A Journey Through Ceramics and Traditions of Puglia
Grottaglie boasts a historic center nestled between two ravines, rich in landmarks to visit: the Episcopal Castle, the Mother Church, the Convent of the Minims, the Carmelite Monastery, and the ...
Massafra: Among Ravines and Castles in the Heart of Puglia
Massafra is built on the two opposite banks of the Gravina di San Marco, which literally splits the town in two.The most precious treasure of Massafra’s artistic and cultural heritage ...
What to See in Mottola: Rock-Hewn Caves and Surprising Villages
The territory of Mottola began to be inhabited by indigenous populations during the Bronze Age (12th–10th century BC), while in the Iron Age the Iapygians settled here. From 207 BC ...
Martina Franca: Baroque Elegance in the Itria Valley
Martina Franca, located on the edge of the Murgia dei Trulli, at the crossroads between Taranto, Bari, and Brindisi, is about half an hour’s drive from Casa Isabella.Founded as a ...
Noci: Among Trulli, Masserie, and Unique Flavors
Noci, located about an hour from Casa Isabella, owes its name to the many walnut trees that once grew abundantly in the area. It sits halfway between Bari and Taranto, ...
