
Automatically translated from Italian.
The Lungomare Regina Margherita is the quintessential promenade of Brindisi. Recently renovated, the long thoroughfare, bordered by the waters of the inner harbor, becomes the heart of the city's nightlife at sunset.\n\nThe long promenade connects the historic garden of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II with the new tree-lined square in front of the Prefect's House and is marked by different paving depending on the use: the stone strip is interrupted in front of the historic Scalinata Virgiliana, emphasized by the change in paving.\n\nThe wooden planks recall the mooring of boats, the black volcanic stone identifies the roadway while the white limestone defines the pedestrian area characterized by a series of palm trees inserted in white marble blocks similar to the benches placed further ahead.\n\nDuring the beautiful season, in front of the calm water mirror, you can relax enjoying an ice cream at the tables of the numerous bars, restaurants and pubs that line the street.
Events nearby
In the coming days, within 15 km.
Puglia Nautic Salon 2026
Collaboration between the International Nautical Salon of Puglia and Pescare Show, celebrating nautical and fishing.

Porto Pace: Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret
Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret in Brindisi for three days of theater
Dialogues with Mario Martone
Cultural event with Mario Martone: discussions on directing, contemporary theater, cinema and intergenerational dialogue.

Autumn in the Alley and Piazza Duomo among Art, History and Reading
Art, history, and community celebrate autumn in Brindisi's historic center.

Brindisi: From the Roman Appia to the Mediterranean
Conference on the Via Appia-Traiana and Brindisi's role in the ancient Mediterranean.

Rosso Salentino 3rd Edition
The 3rd edition of Rosso Salentino celebrates Puglia's wines and flavors
More places nearby
Museums and theatresCasa del turista - History Digital LibraryThe landmark for tourists who have landed in Brindisi stands in a700
palace, shrouded in the secrets of the monastic orders of chivalry. Brindisi very close
Castles, towers and palacesPalazzo MontenegroPalazzo Montenegro in Brindisi, an elegant seventeenth- century building,
overlooks the promenade Regina Margherita. Brindisi very close- Museums and theatresFaldetta Archaeological CollectionRich archaeological display of vases, ceramics, glass artifacts and more. Brindisi very close
ArchaeologyColumn at the end of the Appian WayThe Roman column, the symbol of the city of Brindisi and the end of the
Appian way, stands out in front of the port. Brindisi very close
Museums and theatresMAPRI - Provincial Archaeological Museum ''Francesco Ribezzo''Brindisi's museum is a treasure trove of archaeological gems, featuring a
section dedicated to underwater archaeology and a rich collection of
ceramics. Brindisi very close
Castles, towers and palacesPalazzo PerezThe seventeenth-century Palazzo Perez, nearby the Cathedral square, is a
beautiful example of civil architecture in Brindisi. Brindisi very close