What to see in Brindisi
Castles, churches and crypts, museums, beaches and nature: photos, description, how to get there and the events on nearby.
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ArchaeologyArchaeological Site San Pietro degli SchiavoniUnder the new Verdi theatre there is the archaeological site of San Pietro
degli Schiavoni, which represents a real neighbourhood of Brindisi during
Roman period. Brindisi
Castles, towers and palacesBastione Carlo VThe Bastion, dedicated to the Imperator Charles V, stands in Brindisi near
Porta Mesagne, an ancient entrance gate dating back to the time of Frederik
II. Brindisi
Castles, towers and palacesBastione di San GiacomoThe Bastion dedicated to the apostle Giacomo, part of the city walls of
Brindisi, was built in the 16th century at the behest of the Imperator
Charles V. Brindisi
Museums and theatresProvincial Library of Brindisi - “Mediaporto”Brindisi's busiest library holds more than 120,000 volumes, plus a
'newspaper library, a media library and an auditorium for cultural and
musical events. Brindisi
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
Castles, towers and palacesAragonese or Alfonsino CastleAlfonsino Castle, a majestic symbol of the Christian West's defense against
the Muslim world, stands on Sant’Andrea Island. Brindisi
Castles, towers and palacesSwabian Castle of BrindisiOverlooking the sea one side, the land on the other, the Swabian Castle of
Brindisi testifies to the wonders of history. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsCathedral of the Visitation and Saint John the BaptistIt offers a striking sight, the elegant Cathedral of Brindisi, built near
the sea and the ancient Roman walls. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChiesa del CristoA small treasure of Frederician origin, the Church of Cristo in Brindisi
houses exquisite 13th century wooden works. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChurch of San BenedettoA small Romanesque jewel, the Church of San Sebastiano has preserved the
bell tower and cloister of the ancient convent complex of the Black Nuns. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChiesa di San Paolo eremitaBuilt in the center of the old town, the Church of San Paolo Eremita is one
of the most relevant testimonies of Gothic religious architecture in the
Brindisi area. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChurch of San SebastianoBehind its modest facade, the Church of San Sebastiano in Brindisi conceals
an interior adorned with exquisite works of art. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChurch of Santa Lucia or of the Most Holy TrinityAmong the oldest parishes in Brindisi, the church houses the evocative
crypt of San Basilio, which is richly frescoed. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChiesa di Santa Maria degli AngeliWith a neoclassical style and remarkable work of art, the Church of Santa
Maria degli Angeli was built at the behest of San Lorenzo di Brindisi. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChiesa di Santa Maria del CasaleAn extraordinary example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, the church
represents a true gem in the landscape of Apulia. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsChurch of Santa TeresaAn imposing Baroque outpost in the heart of the city, the church is now
home to the Diocesan Museum “Giovani Tarantini”. Brindisi
Churches and cryptsGreek Orthodox Church of San NicolaA landmark for the Greek Orthodox faithful in southern Italy, the church in
Brindisi is a 20th-century example of neo-Gothic architecture. Brindisi
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
Castles, towers and palacesComplesso delle Scuole PieA few steps away from the Cathedral of Brindisi there is the
seventeenth-century complex of Scuole Pie, nowadays a buzzing place for
cultural events. Brindisi
Castles, towers and palacesFormer Convent of Santa ChiaraThe former Convent of Santa Chiara in Brindisi, a building of the late
sixteenth century, is located in the heart of the old town centre and used
to be the seat of the Capuchin Poor Clares. Brindisi
Castles, towers and palacesPedagne LighthouseThe lighthouse on the Traversa island, in the archipelago of Pedagne, has
an appealing position at the entrance of the port of Brindisi. Brindisi
ArchaeologyTancred fountainThe Roman fountain dedicated to the King Tancred, along the Appian Way,
used to be the drinking fountain of Brindisi, located at the entrance of
the city. Brindisi
Nature and gardensGardens of the Monument to the SailorThe gardens provide a green backdrop to the symbol of the city by the sea,
the Sailor's Monument from which an evocative panorama of Brindisi is
embraced with the gaze. Brindisi
Sea and cavesItalian Naval League of BrindisiThe Italian Naval League of Brindisi has a dock with floating piers in the northern inner part of Ponente Bay. Brindisi
Places and photos: Regione Puglia · viaggiareinpuglia.it (CC BY 4.0)