The Ionian Arch of Taranto is the geographical area shaped like an arch that includes Taranto city and the surrounding territory.
The main attractions in this area are Taranto city, its Big and Little Sea, and the Nature Reserve very close to Taranto.
Furthermore, there are attractive cities like Castellaneta Marina, famous for its “Californian” beaches, Laterza for its delicious bread, and Ginosa with its rupestrian caves and churches perched on the ravine walls.
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Grottaglie, art in caves
Ceramic tradition in Puglia
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M.A.R.T.A. Taranto
A glimpse of art in Puglia
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Taranto Castle
A defensive fortress with ancient origins
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Doric Columns
The remains of an ancient temple dedicated to Poseidon
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Campomarino di Maruggio
The dunes’ beach
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- Campomarino di Maruggio
- Porto Miggiano
- Casamassima
- Punta Prosciutto beach
- The “Saline” of Margherita di Savoia
- Ostuni the White City
- Umbra Forest
- The Cummerse of Locorotondo
- Trabucchi in Gargano
- Bagnarole in Leuca
- Aeneas’ landing
- Santa Maria di Leuca
- Zinzulusa Caves
- M.A.R.T.A. Taranto
- Bovino’s Ducal Castle
- Castellana Caves
- Egnazia
- Doric Columns
- Taranto Castle
- Grottaglie, art in caves
- Tremiti Islands
- Alberobello Trulli
- Celle di San Vito
- Archaeological Park of Siponto
- Bari city
- Cala Monachile
- Two Sisters Beach
- Poetry Cave
- Castel del Monte
- Sea stacks of Sant'Andrea
- Rocca del Garagnone
- Torre Colimena
- Torre Guaceto
- Alta Murgia
- Bauxite Cave of Spinazzola
- Bauxite Cave of Otranto
Weather
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Taranto weather
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