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Saturday, 5 September 2026
Colonna Infame, Bari
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The same with this column, I didn't see it but loved the postcard
Chiesa di Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio, Bari
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These ruins I didn't see, because we didn't spend too much time in Bari, but I liked the postcard
Bari Cathedral
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We also went to the cathedral but didn't go in because there was an entrance fee.
Basilica of Saint Nicholas, Bari
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We visited the Basilica, where the t omb of Saint Nicholas is located
Bari
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The last place we visited was Bari, where we had to catch our flight back.
Miniature replica of Alberobello
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This postcard was given to me by a lady at a gift shop where you can see a miniature replica of Alberobello.
Trulli of Alberobello
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Alberobello was the last UNESCO site we visited and it really is an unique place!
Tuesday, 1 September 2026
Roman Theater, Lecce
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A major oversight was not seeing the Roman theatre. I saw this postcard, but since the monument wasn't identified, I thought it was als...
San Matteo Church, Lecce
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We passed so many churches that I'm not sure if we went by this one, but I remember that in front of another one we ate a typical sweet...
Lecce Cathedral
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The cathedral is also amazing and despite the heat, the city is quite walkable which is good for seeing all the monuments .
Basilica of the Holy Cross, Lecce
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The Basilica of the Holy Cross is probably the most amazing monument of the city
Roman Amphitheater, Lecce
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P arts of the Roman amphitheater are covered by other buildings and Piazza Sant'Oronzo
Roman Amphitheater, Lecce
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We took a day to visit Lecce, and once again, we were not disappointed.
Sunday, 30 August 2026
Chiesa del Cristo, Brindisi
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But there are many interesting monuments in Brindisi besides those that are part of the Appian Way.
Roman Pillars of Brindisi
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Of the two pillars, only one is still standing.
Capital of the Roman Pillar of Brindisi
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Classified by UNESCO are the Brindisi Columns, believed to mark the end of the Appian Way. This capital is no longer in its original locati...
Brindisi Cathedral
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The city of Brindisi is fantastic, but only a few monuments are classified by UNESCO as part of the Appian Way. The cathedral is not one of...
Brindisi
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I wanted to go to Brindisi to buy postcards of the Appian Way, but it wasn't easy to find them.
Tuesday, 25 August 2026
Castello Aragonese, Otranto
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We only saw the castle from the outside, but it's monumental!
Otranto Cathedral
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We visited the cathedral, decorated with magnificent mosaics, which also has a chapel containing the bones of Otranto citizens slaughtered ...
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