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Visite turistiche

Paragrafo 25

Incantevole lido incastonato sulla roccia ed immerso nel blu del mare e del cielo, si può godere di uno strepitoso relax e gustosissimo cibo comodamente sdraiati sui suoi meravigliosi divani o in spiaggia. Splendide le serate al Paragrafo 25 con ottima musica,gustosi aperitivi e strepitosi drink! Enchanting beach set on the rock and immersed in the blue of the sea and the sky, you can enjoy an amazing relaxation and delicious food comfortably lying on its wonderful sofas or on the beach. Wonderful evenings at Paragraph 25 with excellent music, tasty aperitifs and amazing drinks!

11 recommandé par les habitants

Paragrafo 25

11 recommandé par les habitants

Incantevole lido incastonato sulla roccia ed immerso nel blu del mare e del cielo, si può godere di uno strepitoso relax e gustosissimo cibo comodamente sdraiati sui suoi meravigliosi divani o in spiaggia. Splendide le serate al Paragrafo 25 con ottima musica,gustosi aperitivi e strepitosi drink! Enchanting beach set on the rock and immersed in the blue of the sea and the sky, you can enjoy an amazing relaxation and delicious food comfortably lying on its wonderful sofas or on the beach. Wonderful evenings at Paragraph 25 with excellent music, tasty aperitifs and amazing drinks!

Museum of Preclassic Civilizations of the Southern Murgia

119 recommandé par les habitants

Museum of Preclassic Civilizations of the Southern Murgia

15 Via Cattedrale

119 recommandé par les habitants

Arco Scoppa

The Arco Scoppa was originally built in wood and only later, in 1750, was it transformed into stone. Even today, the arch is a symbol to admire and during a walk in the historic center you can see it in all its charm. The color of the arch contrasts with the candid white of the city, however it harmonises with the context and stands out between the walls in which it is placed. Perfect as a backdrop for a selfie, the structure is located in Largo Trinchera, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, and connects the Palazzo del Seminario to the Episcopal one. The arch is located in front of the cathedral The Arco Scoppa is therefore located in front of the Cathedral of Ostuni and the wooden structure was replaced with a stone one in 1750 because it was considered fragile. Cardinal Scoppa himself ordered the transformation. Evidence of the transformation is a Latin inscription affixed to the arch which states that it was originally built in wood and that it was then Scoppa who wanted it in masonry to ensure safe transit on the arch. Canon Cesi placed the inscription in 1750. Known as the Loggia, the construction was inspired by the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. L’Arco Scoppa all’inizio era stato costruito in legno e solo dopo, nel 1750, è stato trasformato in pietra. Ancora oggi l’arco è un simbolo da ammirare e durante una passeggiata nel centro storico lo si può vedere in tutto il suo fascino. Il colore dell’arco è in contrasto con il bianco candido della città, tuttavia si armonizza nel contesto e risalta fra le mura in cui è posto. Perfetto come sfondo per un selfie, la struttura si trova nel largo Trinchera, una delle più belle piazze della città, e mette in collegamento il Palazzo del Seminario a quello Vescovile. L’arco si trova di fronte alla cattedrale L’Arco Scoppa si trova quindi di fronte alla Cattedrale di Ostuni e la struttura in legno venne sostituita con quella in pietra nel 1750 perché ritenuta fragile. Ad ordinarne la trasformazione fu proprio il cardinale Scoppa. A testimoniare la trasformazione è un’iscrizione latina apposta sull’arco che afferma come in origine era costruito in legno e che poi fu Scoppa a volerlo in muratura per garantire un transito sicuro sull’arco. Ad apporre l’iscrizione fu il canonico Cesi nel 1750. Noto come la Loggia, la costruzione è stata ispirata dal Ponte dei Sospiri di Venezia.

Arco Scoppa

26 Largo Arcid Teodoro Trinchera

The Arco Scoppa was originally built in wood and only later, in 1750, was it transformed into stone. Even today, the arch is a symbol to admire and during a walk in the historic center you can see it in all its charm. The color of the arch contrasts with the candid white of the city, however it harmonises with the context and stands out between the walls in which it is placed. Perfect as a backdrop for a selfie, the structure is located in Largo Trinchera, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, and connects the Palazzo del Seminario to the Episcopal one. The arch is located in front of the cathedral The Arco Scoppa is therefore located in front of the Cathedral of Ostuni and the wooden structure was replaced with a stone one in 1750 because it was considered fragile. Cardinal Scoppa himself ordered the transformation. Evidence of the transformation is a Latin inscription affixed to the arch which states that it was originally built in wood and that it was then Scoppa who wanted it in masonry to ensure safe transit on the arch. Canon Cesi placed the inscription in 1750. Known as the Loggia, the construction was inspired by the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. L’Arco Scoppa all’inizio era stato costruito in legno e solo dopo, nel 1750, è stato trasformato in pietra. Ancora oggi l’arco è un simbolo da ammirare e durante una passeggiata nel centro storico lo si può vedere in tutto il suo fascino. Il colore dell’arco è in contrasto con il bianco candido della città, tuttavia si armonizza nel contesto e risalta fra le mura in cui è posto. Perfetto come sfondo per un selfie, la struttura si trova nel largo Trinchera, una delle più belle piazze della città, e mette in collegamento il Palazzo del Seminario a quello Vescovile. L’arco si trova di fronte alla cattedrale L’Arco Scoppa si trova quindi di fronte alla Cattedrale di Ostuni e la struttura in legno venne sostituita con quella in pietra nel 1750 perché ritenuta fragile. Ad ordinarne la trasformazione fu proprio il cardinale Scoppa. A testimoniare la trasformazione è un’iscrizione latina apposta sull’arco che afferma come in origine era costruito in legno e che poi fu Scoppa a volerlo in muratura per garantire un transito sicuro sull’arco. Ad apporre l’iscrizione fu il canonico Cesi nel 1750. Noto come la Loggia, la costruzione è stata ispirata dal Ponte dei Sospiri di Venezia.

Cathedral of Ostuni

The beautiful fifteenth-century Cathedral, dedicated to Santa Maria dell’Assunción, a national monument since 1902, which stands on the top of the highest hill in the white city, lies in the historic center of Ostuni. Renovated in the late fifteenth century, after a strong earthquake, the Cathedral has a majestic facade with three portals, surmounted by three rose windows, including the central one, a triumph of medieval symbolism, with 24 rays formed by columns and arches and the figure in the center. of Christ, surrounded by the apostles and seven heads of cherubs, holding the earth as a sign of protection. With a Latin cross shape, the interior of the church is divided into three naves separated by arches of 5 columns. The central nave has three beautiful eighteenth-century paintings, with scenes from the life of Jesus, set in the ceiling, and fascinating paintings dedicated to the patron saint Sant'Oronzo and the martyrdom of San Biagio. The Arco Scoppa was originally built in wood and only later, in 1750, was it transformed into stone. Even today, the arch is a symbol to admire and during a walk in the historic center you can see it in all its charm. The color of the arch contrasts with the candid white of the city, however it harmonises with the context and stands out between the walls in which it is placed. Perfect as a backdrop for a selfie, the structure is located in Largo Trinchera, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, and connects the Palazzo del Seminario to the Episcopal one. The arch is located in front of the cathedral The Arco Scoppa is therefore located in front of the Cathedral of Ostuni and the wooden structure was replaced with a stone one in 1750 because it was considered fragile. Cardinal Scoppa himself ordered the transformation. Evidence of the transformation is a Latin inscription affixed to the arch which states that it was originally built in wood and that it was then Scoppa who wanted it in masonry to ensure safe transit on the arch. Canon Cesi placed the inscription in 1750. Known as the Loggia, the construction was inspired by the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. Not to be missed is the Cavalcata di Sant'Oronzo, on August 26, in which horses and riders dressed in costume parade through the historic center Si adagia nel centro storico di Ostuni, la bella Cattedrale quattrocentesca, intitolata a Santa Maria dell’Assunzione, monumento nazionale dal 1902, che si erge sulla sommità del colle più alto della città bianca. Ristrutturata nel tardo Quattrocento, dopo un forte terremoto, la Cattedrale si presenta con la maestosa facciata a tre portali, sormontati da tre rosoni, tra cui quello centrale, trionfo della simbologia medievale, con 24 raggi formati da colonnine e archi e al centro la figura di Cristo, circondato dagli apostoli e da sette teste di cherubini, con in mano la terra in segno di protezione. A croce latina, l'interno della chiesa si articola in tre navate separate da arcate di 5 colonne. La navata centrale presenta tre bellissime tele settecentesche, con scene della vita di Gesù, incastonate nel soffitto, e affascinanti tele dedicate al patrono Sant'Oronzo e al martirio di San Biagio. Da non perdere è la Cavalcata di Sant'Oronzo, il 26 agosto, in cui cavalli e cavalieri bardati in costume sfilano per il centro storico

Cathedral of Ostuni

The beautiful fifteenth-century Cathedral, dedicated to Santa Maria dell’Assunción, a national monument since 1902, which stands on the top of the highest hill in the white city, lies in the historic center of Ostuni. Renovated in the late fifteenth century, after a strong earthquake, the Cathedral has a majestic facade with three portals, surmounted by three rose windows, including the central one, a triumph of medieval symbolism, with 24 rays formed by columns and arches and the figure in the center. of Christ, surrounded by the apostles and seven heads of cherubs, holding the earth as a sign of protection. With a Latin cross shape, the interior of the church is divided into three naves separated by arches of 5 columns. The central nave has three beautiful eighteenth-century paintings, with scenes from the life of Jesus, set in the ceiling, and fascinating paintings dedicated to the patron saint Sant'Oronzo and the martyrdom of San Biagio. The Arco Scoppa was originally built in wood and only later, in 1750, was it transformed into stone. Even today, the arch is a symbol to admire and during a walk in the historic center you can see it in all its charm. The color of the arch contrasts with the candid white of the city, however it harmonises with the context and stands out between the walls in which it is placed. Perfect as a backdrop for a selfie, the structure is located in Largo Trinchera, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, and connects the Palazzo del Seminario to the Episcopal one. The arch is located in front of the cathedral The Arco Scoppa is therefore located in front of the Cathedral of Ostuni and the wooden structure was replaced with a stone one in 1750 because it was considered fragile. Cardinal Scoppa himself ordered the transformation. Evidence of the transformation is a Latin inscription affixed to the arch which states that it was originally built in wood and that it was then Scoppa who wanted it in masonry to ensure safe transit on the arch. Canon Cesi placed the inscription in 1750. Known as the Loggia, the construction was inspired by the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. Not to be missed is the Cavalcata di Sant'Oronzo, on August 26, in which horses and riders dressed in costume parade through the historic center Si adagia nel centro storico di Ostuni, la bella Cattedrale quattrocentesca, intitolata a Santa Maria dell’Assunzione, monumento nazionale dal 1902, che si erge sulla sommità del colle più alto della città bianca. Ristrutturata nel tardo Quattrocento, dopo un forte terremoto, la Cattedrale si presenta con la maestosa facciata a tre portali, sormontati da tre rosoni, tra cui quello centrale, trionfo della simbologia medievale, con 24 raggi formati da colonnine e archi e al centro la figura di Cristo, circondato dagli apostoli e da sette teste di cherubini, con in mano la terra in segno di protezione. A croce latina, l'interno della chiesa si articola in tre navate separate da arcate di 5 colonne. La navata centrale presenta tre bellissime tele settecentesche, con scene della vita di Gesù, incastonate nel soffitto, e affascinanti tele dedicate al patrono Sant'Oronzo e al martirio di San Biagio. Da non perdere è la Cavalcata di Sant'Oronzo, il 26 agosto, in cui cavalli e cavalieri bardati in costume sfilano per il centro storico