Une visite conçue pour ceux qui, malgré le peu de temps disponible, souhaitent visiter les monuments les plus importants de Brindisi.
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Une sculpture en marbre créée par l'artiste lombard Floriano Bodini et placée dans les jardins de la Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II à Brindisi. Commandée en 1981 pour célébrer le deux millième anniversaire de la mort du poète, l'œuvre est inaugurée le 27 mars 1986.
rejoint le jardin de la Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II avec la nouvelle place bordée d'arbres devant la maison du préfet
colonnes
La place la plus ancienne de la ville, dominée par la cathédrale, le séminaire, la loggia du palais Balsamo, l'institut S. Vincenzo et le musée archéologique provincial avec le portique des chevaliers de Jérusalem.
La visite se poursuit dans les très intéressantes salles du Musée Archéologique.
La zone archéologique comprenant un quartier de la ville romaine au centre duquel se trouve une charnière, c'est-à-dire l'un des axes routiers nord-sud, sur les côtés desquels les vestiges de domus aux sols en mosaïque sont clairement identifiables. Le théâtre municipal « Giuseppe Verdi » se développe sur les trouvailles.
L'un des bâtiments historiques les plus importants de la ville abrite la capitale d'origine de la colonne romaine
Dans le centre historique de Brindisi se dresse le "Temple de San Giovanni al Sepolcro", l'un des bâtiments les plus emblématiques et mystérieux de la ville. Le plan du bâtiment et ses particularités structurelles semblent préserver l'intensité spirituelle de ceux qui l'ont fréquenté au cours des siècles, ce qui en fait un lieu de sacralité tellurique particulière.
Depuis le front de mer, il est possible de revenir au point de départ
La place tire son nom de l'église baroque du même nom qui la surplombe, sur la place se dresse le Monument aux morts, construit dans les années 1930 par l'artiste de Brindisi Edgardo Simone, et les armoiries de la ville, représentées sur le trottoir de la place.
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This tour was very nice and very informative! I learned so much about the city that I would otherwise not have known just walking around by myself. Brindisi has such an interesting history and I highly recommend this if you want to hit the highlights without getting lost! Keep an eye out for Chichino, the city council cat!
Daniele was an excellent guide and gave us a full history of the city from prehistoric to modern times. The sites he took us to were extremely interesting and well worth visiting. Daniele also made some very good recommendations for other places in and around Brindisi that we should visit.
Federica met us at the train station on a cold rainy morning. Our train was late but she was still ready to tour. Beautiful city with lots of history!
Thank you very much Suzanne, we are happy that you enjoyed the tour despite the rainy day, we hope to see you again!
There were 51 of us, too difficult to coordinate but the skill of the collaborators at the Salento guide center solved every problem for us with skill, competence, courtesy, patience and lots and lots of availability. A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Danny who followed us through the bureaucratic process and a heartfelt thank you to Fabiana for her expertise, sweetness who accompanied us on the tour. A thousand thanks Ute Sannicandro from Bari
The visit with this guide center was superb. We arrived in Brindisi with many preconceptions that derive from the idea of a little-known city, linked to its past. A visit in which we had no expectations, but only the need to see it as a stopover. Nevertheless. Once we arrived in the city we had the opportunity to meet Anna Valeria, a true professional in the tourism sector who, with her energy, love for the city, passion for art and history, managed to paint a canvas beautiful that he delivered into our hands. He accompanied us around the streets of Brindisi giving us the historical and cultural beauty of a place that everyone should probably know; live. Drunk with notions, concepts, stages, moments from the past, we discovered the importance of a city that is changing its features to finally show its tourist soul. And it is thanks to guides who are so passionate and in love with their land that the land comes back to life, grows, shows itself in its somewhat shy splendor, but with immense potential. Like the calm sea of the evening. A little jewel not to be missed, with the help of another little jewel: Anna Valeria.
We had an amazing tour with Danny! He knows so much about history and tells it in a passionate way! Very interesting. Me and my girlfriend can definitely recommend this when visiting brindisi!
Review for Danny ... We couldn't have had a better guide for our first trip to Brindisi. Danny met us on time and immediately introduced himself in such a warm and cordial way that immediately put us at ease. His knowledge of the history and anecdotal comments painted a fascinating story of the area, its history, and the character of the modern day community. His English was great and we could follow all that he shared with us. At the conclusion of the tour, we were truly left wanting to see more and to hopefully visit again some day. Gracie Danny!
Yvette it was a real pleasure meeting you and spending time with you. Hope to meet you again in the future. A hug. Danny
Brindisi is a quaint city with plenty of ancient history to see. Our tour guide Danny was phenomenal. He knows the history so well and tells it all in spectacular fashion.
I could have not imagined a better tour guide than Danny! My only wish is that I have booked this sooner to get to know the city and all its offerings! Besides all of the historical sites and fantastic information about them, Danny took me to show where the fruit and vegetable market was and also went out of his way to go to the fresh fish market on the port. I had told him that I was looking for the most authentic shrimp that could be found and indeed, I am now spoiled for life! I am certain I will not find shrimp that good anywhere else. Being a foodie, Danny also directed me to other places such as to find the best bread and authentic street food. I had already decided on my first day here I was in love with Brindisi but Danny’s knowledge of the city and, of course, it’s historical significance sealed the deal! Danny really cares for the city and his guests. He is warm, passionate and kind. I highly recommend this tour!
We had a great time with Danny, a local of Sibrisi who must have seen almost every tourist pass by that booked a tour there, and for good reason! He had all the historical background information, knew the opening hours of every landmark (even those exceptionally opening later for the day), gave some restaurant and travel tips and welcomed any questions. His passion for the city and his relaxed and friendly demeanor made it a really enjoyable experience. When in Sibrisi I highly recommend to go on this fascinating morning walk.
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visite du centre historique de Brindisi | 2h–2h 30min | 5.0 (23) | $40 | |
 Mozzarella Experience - Cheese Tasting Tour at Masseria Fragnite | 1–3 heures | 4.8 (325) | $40 | Voir |
 Private Tour of the Medieval Village of Ostuni by Tuk Tuk | 35 min | 4.4 (307) | $41 | Voir |
 Wine Experience: vineyard, wines and food | 2 heures | 4.8 (178) | $33 | Voir |
 Puglia Bike Tour: Cycling Through the History of Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 3 heures | 4.9 (113) | $40 | Voir |
 Tour Ebike Trulli Alberobello e Locorotondo | 3h 30min | 4.9 (108) | $89 | Voir |
 Dinner in the vineyard with wine tasting and walk | 3 heures | 4.9 (95) | $79 | Voir |