Tag: San Giovanni Rotondo

What’s in Gargano and Daunia

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The Holy Mountain The sanctuary of San Michele in Monte Sant’Angelo it’s a cave in which in the fifth century it’s believed has appeared the Archangel, this generated since then an intense pilgrimage. From the oldest to the most contemporary sanctuary of San Giovanni Rotondo, the city of Padre Pio, the monk whose miracle has Read more about What’s in Gargano and Daunia[…]

Discover Puglia

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Experience a multitude of emotions in a region of overwhelming beauty, blessed by a great climate and diverse nature, full of history and traditions and culinary delights. Puglia (“poo-lia”), the heel of the boot, is the south-easternmost region in Italy and her history is inextricably linked with those of other Mediterranean countries and influenced by Read more about Discover Puglia[…]