#KingArthur #SaintNicolas #Bari #Otranto #Apulianlegends King Arthur really came in Apulia? Some elements would suggest that the legendary son of King Uther Pendragon, passed through Puglia … In the archivolt, called the Lion’s Gate, of the 12th century Basilica of […]

The Omphalos, in Greek means navel and indicates a sacred center, a place where the divine meets the ground. There are many omphalos in the world. In Italy, the tradition is linked to many symbols worked by man, like circular […]

#grottadeicervi #portobadisco #salento #extraterrestrial #pictograms #cave Porto Badisco, near Otranto, according to the myth, the first shore touched by Aeneas in his escape from Troy. Here is the Grotta dei Cervi, discovered only in 1970. Inside speleologists found rock paintings […]

#ENG #santacesareaterme #salento #Puglia #myths A village a few kilometers from Otranto, the fame of Santa cesarea Terme is linked to the sulphurous waters considered miraculous, gushing out from four natural caves: the Sulfurea, the Fetida, the Solfatara and the […]

We don’t know exactly from where the name Apulia derives but it is told that it is connected to the chronic lack of water that has always characterized the region. But it has not always been so arid like now. […]

New Orleans, a city rich in history, music, culture and entertainment, home of personalities from the past, among whom the most well-known is Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. Ready to leave? Go! The name of the […]