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Museo Pino Pascali
Small civic museum presenting local contemporary art and cultural exhibitions inside a historic building in the old centre.
Take a ferry from Lecce to Polignano a Mare and enjoy the approximately 57 nautical miles (107 km) long journey. Find schedules and pricing options for a convenient and affordable trip.
Distance 57 nautical miles (107 km) |
High Season Jul - Sept |
Low Season Jan - Mar |
Busiest Day Mon |
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Small civic museum presenting local contemporary art and cultural exhibitions inside a historic building in the old centre.
Gallery space for temporary contemporary art exhibitions, useful for visitors seeking modern culture beyond the town’s seafront scenery.
Cultural venue with rotating art and heritage displays that add local context to a walk through the historic centre.
Famous cove framed by cliffs and the old bridge, ideal for classic views, swimming in season, and iconic photos of the town.
Seafront terrace near the Modugno statue with wide Adriatic views, sea breeze, and one of the town’s most popular sunset spots.
Historic centre of whitewashed lanes, stairways, and sea balconies, best explored on foot for atmosphere, architecture, and viewpoints.
Raw local sea urchin, eaten fresh with bread in season. A classic Pugliese seaside delicacy prized for its sweet, briny flavour.
Rice, potatoes and mussels baked in layers with tomatoes and Pecorino. A much-loved Apulian home dish tied to coastal cooking.
Small ear-shaped pasta traditionally served with a tomato sauce and cacioricotta or with turnip tops. A signature pasta of Puglia.
Established seafood restaurant with classic Pugliese dishes, raw catches and a polished yet relaxed atmosphere near the centre.
Popular casual stop for coffee and the town's famous special coffee, plus pastries and light bites in a lively central setting.
Well-known restaurant serving local seafood, pasta and regional classics in a welcoming traditional dining room.
Moderate for Puglia: stays rise in summer, dining is reasonable, and local trains are cheap compared with Italy’s bigger resort towns.
Service is often included or covered by coperto. Round up or leave €1-2 in cafés, 5-10% for very good restaurant service, and round up taxi fares.
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