Castello Aragonese
(Pass by)
Since it takes about an hour to visit the castle, a description will be provided with the possibility of admiring it from the outside.
Castello Aragonese
(Pass by)
Since it takes about an hour to visit the castle, a description will be provided with the possibility of admiring it from the outside.
Monumento al Marinaio d'Italia
(Pass by)
Along the promenade, the monument will be described without particular stops.
Palazzo del Governo
Once near the Rotonda del Lungomare we will stop for a few minutes to describe the palaces of the fascist period including the Government Palace and the Central Post Office.
Piazza Ebalia
Once in Piazza Ebalia we will describe the fountain of the Compass Rose and the building of the Bank of Italy.
Museo Nazionale Archeologico
(Pass by)
Returning to the old city we will pass, describing its peculiarities, in front of the National Archaeological Museum of MarTa.
Ponte Girevole
(Pass by)
Returning to the old city we will pass again on the swing bridge describing it together with the navigable canal and all the various transformations that took place at the end of the 1800s.
Mare Piccolo
At the end of the descent of the Vasto we stop to admire the Mar Piccolo, describing the whole scenario that we find in front of us, starting from the right from the military Arsenal, the Punta Penna Pizzone bridge, second breast of the Mar Piccolo and first breast, the springs of fresh water "Citri", fishing and mussel cultivation.
Piazza Fontana
After having crossed the streets of the marina, via Garibaldi and Via Cariati, we arrive in piazza Fontana we will make a brief stop to describe the fountain restored in the 1980s by Carrino and the eighteenth-century clock tower.
San Domenico Maggiore Church
Going up the San Domenico slope, we arrive in the church of 1300 which gives way to the procession of the sacred mysteries that precede Easter, an event deeply felt by the people of Taranto.
Cattedrale Duomo di San Cataldo
After visiting the church of San Domenico we walk along via Duomo until we stop again to visit the oldest cathedral in Puglia, San Cataldo of Irish origins who in addition to being the patron saint of the city was also bishop of the city of Taranto.
Tempio di Poseidon
We have reached the end of the tour, but not without having visited the Doric temple dating back to the sixth century BC. the only testimony of the Magna Graecia era. We are in piazza municipio right in front of the point from which our Falanto tour started.
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