Ascoli Satriano (Foggia)
Right in the spot where the Romans defeated Pyrrhus’ army lies Ascoli Satriano, where the remains of the past can be admired in a rich and suggestive environment.

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Faeto (Foggia)

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Foggia (Foggia)
Foggia stands in the heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie – from the Latin fovea, “fossa” (ditch) for the preservation of wheat – it is the capital of a large province which contains 64 municipalities

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Ischitella (Foggia)
Ischitella is on Gargano’s promontory at an altitude of around three hundred metres.

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Lucera (Foggia)
The splendid historical centre of Lucera is home to numerous monuments, churches and aristocratic buildings, to discover walking through its age-old streets.

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