The independent guide for those arriving by sea in Brindisi.
The Roman Columns marking the end of the Appian Way, the Swabian Castle, and historic connections to Greece. Part of the Porti Italia network of territorial guides — from the port to the territory, local experiences, ferries, hotels and much more.
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Two columns that, according to tradition, marked the end of the Appian Way; one of the two is now visible only as a copy, the original having collapsed in 1528.
Yes, seasonal connections to Corfu, Igoumenitsa and Patras are active, generally from May to September.
About 40 km, reachable by car in 30-40 minutes or by train along the regional line.
The Roman Columns, the Swabian Castle (partially open to visitors), the Cathedral, and the Ribezzo Archaeological Museum are the main stops.
Yes, it's the northern gateway to Salento, a convenient base for exploring Lecce, Otranto and the Apulian Adriatic coast.
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