Caffè Parisi

Nestled in a charming 17th-century palace, this polished B&B features stunning rooms, a rooftop garden with city views, and exceptional hospitality.

Nestled under a charming vaulted stone ceiling, this warm trattoria serves up authentic Apulian classics, including homemade pasta and delightful vegetable dishes.

Nestled on a charming cobblestone street, this chic boutique hotel in a renovated 17th-century palazzo boasts an art-filled ambiance, a serene olive garden, and an inviting outdoor pool—just a stroll away from Lecce’s historic treasures.

Nestled in Otranto’s historic center, this informal hotel boasts stunning rooftop views, lavish rooms adorned with frescoes, and exceptionally friendly staff.

Nestled in a beautifully restored 17th-century castle, this chic hotel in Ugento blends historic charm with modern luxury, exceptional dining, and warm hospitality.

Lecce railway station, the southern gateway to Apulia, blends historic charm with friendly service, making your journey through Italy a breeze—even if navigating those stairs can be a workout.

Baguetteria De Pace is a charming spot in Gallipoli where you can savor exceptional puccias and baguettes filled with fresh local goodies and enjoy a laid-back vibe.

Lecce, the “Florence of the South,” charms with its baroque gems like Piazza del Duomo and vibrant artisanal traditions.

Rustic stone rooms and a leafy terrace set the scene for standout seafood, top-notch pasta, and hearty steaks in Lecce’s old town.

At La Bocca, Chef Gabriele Piga serves up inventive Mediterranean dishes with hyperlocal flair in chic Palazzo Zimara.