Puglia – Apulia
Puglia – or Apulia if you like – is the heel of Italy’s boot. A lively southern region with a long coastline, great beaches, stunning scenery, a warm,friendly atmosphere and a rich history with ancient traditions.
Puglia is divided into the six provinces Bari, Taranto, Lecce, Brindisi, Foggia and Barletta-Andria–Trani comprising a total of 19,345 square kilometres. The population is about 4.1 million. Puglia is primarily an agricultural region producing numerous fruits and vegetables along with wines and olive oil from around 50 million olive trees.
Italian NotesVisit Manfredonia
24 hours in Manfredonia during the Euro 2020 Final.
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Cave towns in Puglia
Fascinated by the fissured and cracked up places along the instep of the Italian boot.
Trani Italy and the three-in-one cathedral
Trani Italy some 40 km north of Bari in the Puglia region has become an increasingly popular holiday destination over the past few years.
Mummies in Oria
As Halloween approaches I can’t help recording a visit to the mummies in Oria earlier this year. They were lined up in a crypt beneath the cathedral.
Visit Manfredonia
24 hours in Manfredonia during the Euro 2020 Final.
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Cave towns in Puglia
Fascinated by the fissured and cracked up places along the instep of the Italian boot.
Baked Sea Bream with Potatoes
One of the easiest ways to prepare sea bream is to bake it in the oven on a bed of sliced potatoes. Grated cheese, parsley and garlic make the fine meat even more aromatic.
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