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Chiusura Grande
Chiusura Grande, Italian translation of the current wording dialect Ruffano Cisuria Ranne where the term Cisuria identifies a plot of land...
Crafts SalentoA Puteca ta Crita
The production of objects in clay (terracotta). an ancient tradition for over 250 years of history, handed down from father to son for over four...
Food and WineAgriè - Azienda Agricola
Agrié a bridge between tradition and innovation. It marries the desire to preserve the purity and excellence of a valuable product like oil with...
Food and WineDalla Terra alla Vostra Tavola
Antonella Frisco's company of fresh products
Crafts SalentoLa Bottega Ceramiche - Lucugnano
La Bottega Ceramiche in Lucugnano in Capo di Leuca, around the early 90s by Giuseppe Indino, which has always been fond of traditional pottery...
Shopping CenterGulliver - Unieuro - Brigros - Oviesse
Shopping center with a large unattended parking area. Inside, besides a supermarket, you can find as well a good amount of shops of various...
Food and WineEnoteca A'Puteca
Typical local products. Food, cheese, wines, jams, pasta and olive oil
Crafts SalentoBottega del Tamburello di Torrepaduli
The construction of the tambourines is an ancient art. Made of mastery and passion. A Torrepaduli, the realm of Pizzica and Tamburello, Rocco...
Food and WineCastel di Salve - Azienda vitivinicola
Welcome to the world of wine at Castel di Salve. - The world of Negroamaro, Primitivo, Malvasia Nera di Lecce and sweet Aleatico. Great...
Food and WineCooperatriva Nuova Contadina
Cooperativa Nuova Contadina - for those who love the genuine products at our store you can find all the products of the season, the tastiest and...
BookshopMareScritto
Small but characteristic library in the historical center of Tricase. Extensive library specialized for boating and the sea.
FurnishingsLavorazione artistica del ferro di Livio Licci
The art of wrought iron is definitely one of the oldest in Salento. Iron is a tough material that needs to be worked on the fire. The combination...
