Brindisi (Brindisi)
Brindisi is in the Salento plains and on the Adriatic sea, with a natural harbour jutting into the land and whose deer-like shape determined the name of the town

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Cellino San Marco (Brindisi)
Cellino San Marco is known for its very good wines and olive oil. Its archaeological beauties include the Roman funerary stone.

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Latiano (Brindisi)
Latiano is a rural village crammed with churches, but also with very good typical restaurants where travellers may taste the excellent wine and food produced locally.

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San Pietro Vernotico (Brindisi)
This coastal municipality is largely renowned for the traditional feast called Asta della Bandiera (the Flagstaff), a historical commemoration of the battle won against the Turks in 1480.

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San Vito dei Normanni (Brindisi)
San Vito dei Normanni lies in the very heart the Salento Plain but not far from the lower Murge. It is a place where the Baroque culture has mingled with a century-old tradition of hospitality.

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