Salento became a Roman province after the Taranto war, between Romans and Greeks in the first half of the III century BC. Roman colonisation played a crucial role in terms of building infrastructures and public works; the colonists contributed to the development of landscapes and villages. Salento is a sub-peninsula of the Italian Peninsula, often referred to as the “heel” of the Italian “boot.” Salento is known for its stunning beaches, mouth-watering street food, burgeoning wine scene, Ancient Greek history and traditional farmhouse homestays. Some of Salento’s popular destinations include; Ostuni, Otranto, Gallipoli, Santa Maria di Leuca, Porto Cesareo, Santa Ceserea Terme and Torre Lapillo amongst others.
Some of the city's amusing views can be sighted en route walking and biking tours using the city's finest pathways, and tourists can visit and explore the city's famous attraction centres on sightseeing tours and cultural and historical tours that allow tourists to discover some of the city's hidden gems and historical facts in cultural landmarks, religious centres and other famous landmarks. Salento’s local delicacies and traditional wines and other drinks can be explored on food and wine tasting tours on visits to famous wineries, restaurants, and pubs. The best tour experience with a personalised tour of the famous buildings in the city can be enjoyed with private custom tours, and visitors can enjoy several other outdoor activities in the city.
Visitors will also enjoy convenient airport transfers and other city transports in the city, with comfortable logistics suitable for both individual and group, travels and can expand their tour scape with day trips and excursions from Salento to neighbouring cities and towns. These tour activities can be enjoyed with the tour team, Tripindicator, committed to providing visitors with the best tour experiences, carefully selected from tour packages with great ratings and reviews.
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