Lecce is a charming city in the heart of Salento, famous for its extraordinary baroque style and Lecce stone. Stroll through the streets of the historic centre, admiring the spiers, portals, churches and baroque palaces. Porta Napoli, Piazza Sant'Oronzo and Piazza del Duomo are unmissable places.

Small, full of charm and simply beautiful: Ostuni, known as the White City, is a town in Salento that conquers all its visitors! Known as "the White City", Ostuni is a truly pretty village that stands on three hills in the land of Salento. Located right on the south-eastern slopes of the Murgia, Ostuni is famous for its historic centre characterised by white lime buildings and houses. The custom of using lime for construction is very ancient and it seems that it arose not only because this was an easily available product and gave greater light to the city streets but also because in the Middle Ages it was thought to be a natural disinfectant against the plague.

A journey into the unmistakable Apulian artisan tradition. The ceramics of Grottaglie, in the province of Taranto, are a tradition of craftsmanship that dates back to the end of the 17th century. The ceramics district of Grottaglie, located in the lower part of the city, is famous for its ceramic creations, an ancient art that is still practised today. Grottaglie ceramics are particularly appreciated for their beauty and versatility. The ceramic artisans of Grottaglie produce a vast range of products: shards, capase, pomi (pumi), reproductions of fruit and citrus fruits, trees, flowers and even decorated tiles to cover floors, dishes and art objects.