1.
Casual
Guided
Cycling
Trip
2011
This
is
a
beautiful
Southern
Visions
casual
guided
cycling
trip
through
the
region
of
Puglia,
Italy,
which
lies
in
the
heel
of
the
boot,
along
the
sun-­‐drenched
Adriatic
Sea.
Choose
from
seven,
eight,
or
ten
(7,
8,
or
10)
day
options.
Puglia
offers
access
to
the
freshest
seafood,
crowd-­‐free
open
spaces,
irresistible
desserts
and
pastries,
distinct
wines,
and
the
50
million
olive
trees
that
make
this
region
the
world’s
leading
producer
of
olive
oil.
Come
to
Puglia
and
hear
the
voices
of
the
past
call
out
over
the
trulli
houses…we
promise,
once
you
discover
it,
Puglia
will
leave
a
lasting
impression.
Trip
Highlights
• Professionally
guided
cycling
each
day
• Walking
tours
of
Matera,
Alberobello,
and
Lecce
• Local
food
&
wine
tastings
• Mozzarella
making
demonstration
&
tasting
with
local
cheese
artisan
2011
Trip
Dates
• April
30-­‐May
9
(8-­‐day
April
30-­‐May
7;
7-­‐day
May
3-­‐9)
• September
17-­‐26
(8-­‐day
September
17-­‐24;
7-­‐day
September
20-­‐26)
• October
10-­‐19
(8-­‐day
October
10-­‐17;
7-­‐day
October
13-­‐19)
• Custom
dates
also
available
Day
1
(8-­‐
or
10
day)
We
will
meet
in
the
lobby
of
the
Palazzo
Viceconte
at
11:00
a.m.
You
will
find
your
guide
holding
a
Southern
Visions
sign.
Guests
are
expected
to
make
their
own
travel
arrangements
to
Matera
(in
the
Basilicata
region
bordering
Puglia).
On
request,
we
can
provide
a
shuttle
from
the
Bari
or
Brindisi
airport
or
train
station
at
an
additional
fee.
See
the
end
of
this
itinerary
for
information
on
arriving
to
and
departing
from
the
area.
Matera
walking
tour
Food
&
wine
tasting
buffet
lunch
at
Latteria
Rizzi
Dinner
&
Lodging:
Matera
–
Palazzo
Viceconte
www.palazzoviceconte.it/hotel.hotel&taal=en
For
those
who
choose
our
8-­‐
or
10-­‐day
tour,
we
will
begin
our
journey
by
discovering
the
indigenous
beauty
of
Matera
on
foot
with
a
guided
tour
of
the
sassi
(ancient
cave
dwellings
restored
for
current
use
as
homes,
shops,
and
restaurants),
only
recently
seen
by
foreign
eyes.
This
is
the
perfect
way
to
become
acquainted
with
the
area
before
we
begin
exploring
it
by
bike.
After
a
two
hour
walk,
we
will
immerse

2. you
into
the
art
of
flavor
and
freshness
that
is
Southern
Italian
cuisine
with
a
spectacular
buffet-­‐style
lunch
and
wine
tasting
at
one
of
Matera’s
signature
restaurants,
Latteria
Rizzi.
Then
you
will
have
some
free
time
to
relax
and
settle
in
at
the
Palazzo
Viceconte
before
a
tasty
dinner
at
the
hotel’s
lovely
restaurant.
Be
sure
to
get
plenty
of
rest
tonight
in
preparation
for
the
launch
of
our
cycling
journey
tomorrow.
Day
2
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
Cycling:
Matera-­‐San
Giuliano
Lake
loop
45km/28mi
(long
option
60km/37mi)
Picnic
lunch
or
local
tasting
along
the
route
Dinner:
Ristorante
Rivelli
Lodging:
Matera
–
Palazzo
Viceconte
www.palazzoviceconte.it/hotel.hotel&taal=en
After
breakfast,
we
will
cycle
out
of
Matera
through
its
La
Martella
district,
in
order
to
avoid
heavy
traffic,
and
then
turn
towards
the
San
Giuliano
oasis,
which
is
under
the
protection
of
the
Italian
branch
of
the
World
Wildlife
Foundation.
The
preserve
covers
about
1000
hectares
and
includes
the
San
Giuliano
Dam
(which
was
built
in
the
1950s
and
was
Basilicata’s
first
artificial
basin)
as
well
as
the
Bradano
River
Ravine.
We
will
stop
along
the
way
for
a
picnic
lunch
or
a
tasting
at
one
of
the
local
establishments.
The
ride
back
to
Matera
can
be
challenging,
so
we
invite
guests
who
would
like
a
more
relaxing
day
to
travel
back
in
the
shuttle.
Upon
return
to
the
hotel,
you
will
have
some
time
to
clean
up
before
a
delicious
dinner
at
Ristorante
Rivelli.
Wow,
what
a
day!
Day
3
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
Cycling:
Laterza-­‐Montescaglioso
50km/31mi
(long
option
to
Ginosa
70km/43mi)
Bakery
visit
Lunch
&
Dinner
on
your
own
with
our
excellent
suggestions
Lodging:
Matera
–
Palazzo
Viceconte
www.palazzoviceconte.it/hotel.hotel&taal=en
Today’s
ride
will
offer
our
first
taste
of
Puglia.
We
will
ride
along
the
Murgia,
a
limestone
ridge
which
separates
the
regions
of
Basilicata
and
Puglia.
This
dry
and
deserted
area
is
famous
for
its
canyons.
After
leaving
Matera,
we
will
head
southeast
towards
the
town
of
Laterza,
where
we
will
visit
a
local
bakery
to
sample
the
famous
pane
di
Laterza.
You
will
also
have
some
free
time
for
lunch
on
your
own
or
with
travel
companions.
If
you
choose
the
short
cycling
option,
you
will
return
to
Matera
via
Montescaglioso,
home
of
a
powerful
and
prestigious
abbey
which
once
controlled
a
huge
swath
of
surrounding
land.
The
major
climb
into
Montescaglioso
is
worth
it
for
the
opportunity
to
visit
this
enchanting
little
village
where
time
seems
to
have
stopped.
Those
who
choose
the
long
option
will
swing
through
the
small
village
of
Ginosa
before
visiting
Montescaglioso.
You
will
also
see
a
veritable
natural
wonder
–
a
series
of
ravines
created
by
the
erosive
powers
of
rainwater.
As
we
head
back
to
our
hotel,
you
can
breathe
a
sigh
of
relief,
for
the
hard
day
of
cycling
is
over,
and
you
are
free
to
relax
and
dine
on
your
own.
Well
done
on
today’s
activities!
Day
4
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
/
Day
1
(7-­‐day)
If
you
are
starting
your
trip
today,
we
will
meet
in
Bari
in
the
lobby
of
the
Hotel
Leon
d’Oro
(in
front
of
the
main
train
station)
at
10:00
a.m.
You
will
find
your
guide
holding
a
Southern
Visions
sign.
We
suggest
you
arrive
no
later
than
the
night
before.
Please
see
the
end
of
this
itinerary
for
suggestions
on
arriving
to
and
departing
from
the
area,
as
well
as
Bari
hotel
recommendations.
Cycling:
Polignano-­‐San
Vito-­‐Conversano
loop
30km/19mi

3. Dinner:
Osteria
Chichibio
Lunch
&
Lodging:
Polignano
–
Hotel
Covo
dei
Saraceni
www.covodeisaraceni.com/
Those
guests
who
started
their
trip
in
Matera
will
leave
Palazzo
Viceconte
after
breakfast
and
shuttle
to
the
town
of
Polignano,
perched
high
atop
limestone
cliffs
on
Puglia’s
breathtaking
coast.
If
you
are
beginning
your
journey
today,
we
will
meet
in
Bari
for
a
briefing
before
shuttling
to
Polignano
to
join
the
group.
Once
in
Polignano,
we
will
all
check
into
the
Hotel
Covo
dei
Saraceni
to
enjoy
a
lovely
lunch
buffet.
Our
ride
today
will
start
along
the
sea
toward
the
quaint
fishing
village
of
San
Vito,
where
we
will
stop
for
a
coffee
break
before
beginning
the
climb
into
beautiful
Conversano.
From
there,
we
will
cycle
back
to
the
hotel,
where
you
will
have
time
to
freshen
up
and
relax
before
a
gorgeous
group
dinner
at
nearby
Osteria
Chichibio.
Welcome
to
Polignano!
Day
5
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
/
Day
2
(7-­‐day)
Cycling:
Polignano-­‐Conversano-­‐Putignano-­‐Castellana
loop
30km/19mi
(long
option
to
the
Grottoes
55km/34mi,
long
option
to
Noci
70km/43mi)
Dinner
&
Lodging:
Polignano
–
Hotel
Covo
dei
Saraceni
www.covodeisaraceni.com/
Today
you
will
ride
through
some
of
Italy’s
best-­‐kept
secrets,
once
enjoyed
only
by
local
cyclists.
We
will
leave
Polignano
in
the
direction
of
Conversano
and
take
some
amazing
hidden
routes
to
Putignano,
which
hosts
some
of
Italy’s
greatest
Carnival
celebrations.
We
will
give
you
time
to
soak
in
the
beautiful
surroundings
as
you
enjoy
lunch
on
your
own.
We
will
return
to
the
hotel
via
Castellana,
with
an
optional
afternoon
visit
to
the
stunning
caverns.
Our
more
energetic
cyclists
can
continue
to
Noci
before
heading
back
to
the
hotel.
Whichever
option
you
choose,
you
will
get
a
terrific
Pugliese-­‐style
workout
and
be
very
ready
for
the
dinner
feast
awaiting
us
at
Covo
dei
Saraceni!
Day
6
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
/
Day
3
(7-­‐day)
Cycling:
Polignano-­‐Monopoli-­‐Alberobello-­‐Locorotondo
35km/22mi
(long
option
to
Martina
Franca
65km/40mi)
Alberobello
walking
tour
Lunch
at
a
lovely
authentic
spot
Olive
oil
tasting,
Dinner
&
Lodging:
Pezze
di
Greco
–
Masseria
San
Martino
www.masseriasanmartino.com/index_ing.htm
Today
is
a
big
moving
day
for
us!
We
will
cycle
south
along
the
coast
toward
Monopoli
and
then
turn
inland
to
begin
a
challenging
but
reasonable
climb
through
the
beautiful
countryside
to
our
first
stop,
Alberobello.
This
UNESCO
World
Heritage
Site
is
a
sea
of
1500+
trulli
(whitewashed
houses
with
conical
stone
roofs
unique
to
Puglia).
Here,
we
will
enjoy
a
walking
tour
followed
by
a
delicious
lunch
featuring
several
regional
specialties.
Then,
we
will
climb
back
in
the
saddle
and
head
to
Locorotondo
and
then
downhill
toward
the
sea…make
sure
to
keep
control
of
your
bicycle
because
the
spectacular
views
of
the
stunning
countryside
and
sparkling
Adriatic
will
take
your
breath
away!
You
can
choose
to
head
to
the
hotel
or
take
a
slightly
longer
ride
through
Martina
Franca.
Either
way,
your
destination
is
the
warm
and
inviting
Masseria
San
Martino,
a
restored
farmhouse
nestled
in
a
grove
of
over
2000
olive
trees.
Our
hosts,
Conny
and
Giovanni,
will
blow
you
away
with
their
fabulous
house-­‐made
olive
oils
and
knockout
cuisine.
Day
7
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
/
Day
4
(7-­‐day)
Cycling:
Masseria
San
Martino-­‐Cisternino-­‐Ostuni
loop
40km/25mi
(long
option
along
the
sea
70km/43mi)

4. Mozzarella
making
class
&
aperitivo
Dinner:
Pizzeria
Il
Tronco
Lodging:
Pezze
di
Greco
–
Masseria
San
Martino
www.masseriasanmartino.com/index_ing.htm
Our
journey
today
will
take
us
to
Cisternino
and
then
Ostuni,
two
picturesque
hilltop
towns
whose
Greek
influence
is
apparent
in
their
whitewashed
exteriors
and
whose
Italian
heart
is
felt
through
the
people
and
the
cuisine.
We
invite
you
to
enjoy
lunch
on
your
own
in
one
of
the
towns.
After
leaving
Ostuni,
you
may
choose
to
head
directly
back
to
the
hotel
to
relax
before
the
evening’s
activities.
For
those
who
would
like
to
cycle
a
bit
more,
we
will
continue
along
the
coast
through
the
villages
of
Torre
Canne
and
Savelletri.
Our
group
will
rejoin
at
6:30
p.m.
at
Masseria
San
Martino,
where
local
cheese
artisan
Dina
will
meet
us
for
a
mozzarella
making
demonstration
and
tasting.
Be
sure
to
save
room
for
dinner,
as
we
are
heading
to
Pizzeria
Il
Tronco
which
features
the
largest
selection
of
pizzas
in
the
region
–
OVER
140
DIFFERENT
CHOICES!!!
Then
we
will
return
to
the
hotel
to
rest
for
another
activity-­‐filled
day
tomorrow.
Day
8
(8-­‐
or
10-­‐day)
/
Day
5
(7-­‐day)
If
you
are
finishing
your
tour
today,
we
can
arrange
a
shuttle
to
the
Brindisi
or
Bari
airport
or
train
station
at
an
additional
charge.
Transfer
to
Salento
(the
heel
of
the
heel
)
Cycling:
Squinzano-­‐Acaya-­‐San
Foca-­‐Otranto
35,
50,
or
70km/22,
31,
or
43mi
Lunch
at
the
lovely
Trattoria
Acaya
Lodging:
Otranto
–
Relais
Valle
dell’Idro
www.otrantohotel.com/hotel/en/home.html
After
breakfast,
we
will
bid
farewell
to
our
8-­‐day
guests
and
then
shuttle
to
the
beautiful
Masseria
Melcarne,
the
starting
point
for
an
amazing
day
of
cycling
through
the
stark
and
contrasting
beauty
of
the
Salento
area,
home
to
Puglia’s
best
wines.
With
the
warm
sun
overhead
and
the
sea
almost
always
in
view,
this
is
one
of
the
coolest
days
to
be
on
a
bike!
We
can
stop
for
a
swim
at
one
of
the
amazing
beaches
along
the
route
before
hopping
back
on
our
bikes
and
continuing
our
journey.
We
will
also
stop
in
the
famous
castle
city
of
Acaya
for
a
walk
around
and
a
killer
local
lunch.
Our
destination
is
the
ancient
city
of
Otranto,
a
must-­‐see
that’s
one
part
beach
resort,
one
part
Middle
Eastern,
many
parts
Italian,
and
every
part
enjoyable!
After
checking
into
our
hotel,
the
beautiful
Valle
dell’Idro,
you
will
have
some
time
for
a
stroll
by
the
sea
and
dinner
on
your
own
(we
highly
recommend
the
pizza
in
Otranto).
Day
9
(10-­‐day)
/
Day
6
(7-­‐day)
Cycling:
Otranto-­‐Santa
Maria
di
Leuca
50km/31mi
(long
option:
loop
back
to
Otranto
100km/62mi)
Farewell
Dinner:
Ristorante
da
Sergio
Lodging:
Otranto
–
Relais
Valle
dell’Idro
www.otrantohotel.com/hotel/en/home.html
At
Southern
Visions,
we
save
the
best
rides
for
last!
Breathtaking
sea
views,
natural
hot
springs,
hills,
and
pine
forests
make
this
one
of
Italy’s
most
memorable
rides.
We
will
ride
down
to
Santa
Maria
di
Leuca,
which
the
Romans
called
Finnibus
terrae
(the
end
of
the
earth).
Here
you
can
stand
on
the
southernmost
point
of
Puglia
and
gaze
out
to
the
inviting
sea.
On
the
way
down,
we
will
stop
for
a
lovely
cave
tour
and,
as
always,
for
coffee.
Wine
tastings
and
beach
visits
are
also
options
today.
The
serious
rider
who
wants
a
challenge
can
cycle
back
to
Otranto
and
enjoy
the
feeling
of
accomplishment

5. that
comes
with
completing
a
full
100km
ride!
Those
of
more
relaxed
persuasions
can
take
the
shuttle
back
to
the
hotel.
Your
day
will
end
with
an
amazing
farewell
dinner
at
Ristorante
da
Sergio,
one
of
the
finest
seafood
restaurants
in
Puglia.
Day
10
(10-­‐day)
/
Day
7
(7-­‐day)
Morning
walking
tour
of
Lecce
Farewell
from
the
Southern
Visions
Team
After
breakfast,
we
will
shuttle
to
Lecce,
known
as
the
Florence
of
the
South,
for
a
walking
tour
highlighting
its
amazing
architectural
gems.
We
will
also
enjoy
a
cappuccino
and
Pasticciotto
Leccesse
(a
signature
local
pastry
filled
with
yummy
custard
cream)
at
Caffè
Alvino,
the
oldest
coffee
bar
in
the
region.
We
will
finish
up
around
12:00
p.m.
and
guide
you
to
the
Lecce
train
station,
shuttle
you
to
the
Brindisi
airport,
or
help
you
extend
your
stay
in
the
area.
We
hope
your
time
in
Puglia
will
have
changed
your
life
for
the
better,
as
it
has
all
of
ours.
WHAT
YOU
GET!!!
• An
outstanding
adventure
travel
experience
• Peace
of
mind
that
you
are
with
the
most
professional
cycling
company
in
Puglia
• Local
guides
with
insider
knowledge
of
the
region’s
secrets
and
mysteries
• 6,
7,
or
9
nights
lodging
at
3-­‐
and
4-­‐star
hotels
and
Bed
&
Breakfasts**
• 6,
7,
or
9
breakfasts**
• 3
or
4
lunches**
• 5,
6,
or
7
dinners**
• Daily
snacks
and
happy
hours
• Guest
shuttles
and
all
luggage
transfers
• Use
of
the
finest
and
best-­‐maintained
bikes
in
Southern
Italy
• Thorough
briefing
and
bike
fitting
• Exceptional,
detailed
maps
and
route
notes
• Daily
special
activities
o 2
or
3
professional
walking
tours**
o Mozzarella
making
demonstration
&
tasting
with
local
cheese
artisan
o Olive
grove
walk
&
oil
tasting
**Number
of
these
amenities
depends
on
the
length
of
trip
you
choose
Services
available
at
additional
cost
• Optional
shuttles
from/to
Bari
or
Brindisi
airport
or
train
station
• Room
upgrades
• Rental
of
prepaid
local
cellular
phone

6. Arrival
and
Departure
Logistics
After
reviewing
the
following
information,
please
inform
us
of
your
arrival
and
departure
plans.
Please
be
sure
to
note
these
important
contact
numbers,
in
case
you
need
assistance
before,
during,
or
after
your
trip
–
Puglia:
+39
340
264
4128
or
+39
392
185
7704;
USA
+1
800
737
5760.
Flight
arrangements
We
recommend
flying
into
Milan
or
Rome.
You
can
catch
a
flight
to
Bari
(airport
code:
BRI)
or
Brindisi
(airport
code:
BDS)
from
either
city.
Or,
if
you
prefer
to
see
the
countryside
and
perhaps
enjoy
a
pre-­‐
tour
stay
in
another
Italian
destination,
you
can
make
your
way
to
Puglia
by
train.
The
trip
from
Rome
takes
about
5
hours;
from
Florence,
it’s
about
7
½
hours;
from
Milan,
expect
approximately
8
½
hours
of
travel.
Transportation
between
the
Bari
airport
and
train
station
A
taxi
ride
between
the
airport
and
train
station
takes
25-­‐30
minutes
and
costs
around
€20.
An
Autolinee
Tempesta
bus
takes
approximately
30
minutes
and
costs
€4.15.
Booking
Italian
train
travel
You
can
purchase
Italian
rail
tickets
from
any
train
station
in
Italy.
Many
stations
are
equipped
with
automatic
ticket
machines,
from
which
you
can
purchase
tickets
and
reservation
coupons
for
travel
throughout
Italy
and
for
principal
cross-­‐border
routes.
The
machines
accept
cash,
credit
card,
or
ATM
card
with
PIN.
There
are
sometimes
unpredicted
system
outages
in
the
smaller
stations,
so
we
recommend
booking
your
entire
journey
in
advance
of
your
trip
(see
below)
or
at
a
major
train
station
at
the
start
of
your
trip.
For
more
information
on
train
travel
in
Italy,
visit
www.trenitalia.com.
There
you
can
purchase
tickets
and
make
seat
reservations
with
your
credit
card.
There
is
also
a
great
website
called
www.raileurope.com
where
you
can
purchase
individual
rail
tickets
as
well
as
rail
passes.
Another
option
is
to
purchase
tickets
and
make
reservations
through
your
own
travel
agent.
If
you
travel
on
one
of
Italy’s
faster
trains,
such
as
Eurocity,
Intercity,
or
Eurostar,
you’ll
be
charged
a
supplemental
fare
in
addition
to
the
regular
ticket
price.
If
you
travel
on
one
of
these
trains
without
a
supplemented
ticket,
you’ll
be
fined.
Don’t
panic,
though;
it
is
almost
impossible
not
to
get
the
proper
ticket
nowadays,
especially
if
you
buy
online
or
from
a
machine,
where
the
supplement
is
automatically
included
in
the
cost.
Intercity
and
Eurostar
trains
require
a
seat
reservation.
Reserving
a
seat
is
not
mandatory
on
other
trains;
however,
you
may
want
to
pay
the
extra
charge
for
a
guaranteed
seat,
especially
if
you
travel
during
a
peak
period
or
local
holiday.
Otherwise,
you
risk
having
to
stand
for
a
part
or
all
of
your
trip.
On
Italy’s
slower
trains
(Rapido,
Espresso,
Regionale,
Inter
Regionale,
and
Locale),
reservations
and
supplemental
tickets
are
not
necessary.

7. Boarding
the
train
The
platform
number
will
be
listed
at
least
10
minutes
prior
to
departure
on
the
small
TV
screens
and
larger
schedule
boards
in
the
main
station
area.
If
you
are
traveling
without
a
seat
reservation,
you
will
need
to
validate
your
“open”
ticket
by
stamping
it
at
one
of
the
small
yellow
machines
located
on
each
train
platform
(the
machine
stamps
the
date
and
time
on
the
open
ticket
to
prevent
multiple
uses).
If
you
forget
to
stamp
your
ticket
before
boarding,
tell
the
on-­‐board
inspector
immediately
to
avoid
a
supplementary
fee.
WHERE
TO
STAY
BEFORE
&
AFTER
YOUR
TOUR
BARI
PALACE
HOTEL
HOTEL
ADRIA
Via
Francesco
Lombardi
13
Via
Zuppetta
10
70122
Bari
70121
Bari
Tel
+39
080
521
6551
Tel
+39
080
524
6699
www.palacehotelbari.it/eng/index.html
www.adriahotelbari.com/english/hotel.php
GRAND
HOTEL
LEON
D’ORO
HOTEL
BOSTON
Piazza
Aldo
Moro
4
Via
Piccinni
155
70122
Bari
70122
Bari
Tel
+39
080
523
5040
Tel
+39
080
521
6633
www.grandhotelleondoro.it/e_index.php
www.bostonbari.it/index.php?&lang=en
HOTEL
VILLA
ROMANAZZI
Via
Giuseppe
Capruzzi
326
70124
Bari
Tel
+39
080
542
7400
www.villaromanazzi.com
MATERA
LA
CASA
DI
LUCIO
HOTEL
RIDOLA
Via
San
Pietro
Caveoso
66
Via
Morelli
13
75100
Matera
75100
Matera
Tel
+39
083
531
2798
Tel
+39
083
531
8811
www.lacasadilucio.it/en/
www.hotelridolamatera.it/index.php?lang=en
HOTEL
SANT’ANGELO
ALBERGO
DEL
SEDILE
Piazza
San
Pietro
Caveoso
Recinto
Sedile
4
(Piazza
del
Sedile)
75100
Matera
75100
Matera
Tel
+39
083
531
4010
Tel
+39
083
533
3436
www.hotelsantangelosassi.it/en/
www.albergodelsedile.it

8.
LOCANDA
DI
SAN
MARTINO
HOTEL
IN
PIETRA
Via
Fiorentini
71
Via
San
Giovanni
Vecchio
22
75100
Matera
75100
Matera
Tel
+39
083
525
6600
Tel
+39
083
534
4040
www.locandadisanmartino.it/en/hotel/
www.hotelinpietra.it/page/home_e.php
ALBERGO
ITALIA
Via
Ridola
5
75100
Matera
Tel
+39
083
533
3561
www.albergoitalia.com/eng/
LECCE
HOTEL
PATRIA
PALACE
GRAND
HOTEL
TIZIANO
Piazzetta
Riccardi
Viale
Porto
d'Europa
73100
Lecce
73100
Lecce
Tel
+39
083
224
5111
Tel
+39
083
227
2111
www.patriapalacelecce.com/eng/index.htm
www.grandhoteltiziano.it/index_en.asp
HOTEL
DELLE
PALME
B&B
PALAZZO
ROLLO
Via
Leuca
90
Via
Vittorio
Emanuele
II
14
73100
Lecce
73100
Lecce
Tel
+39
083
234
7171
Tel
+39
083
230
7152
www.hoteldellepalmelecce.it
www.palazzorollo.it/palazzorollo/