Farm Holiday in Apulia

The Casina dei Cari farm holiday in Apulia sets in a 16th-century farmhouse, the summer residence of king Ferdinand IV of Bourbon between the 1700-1800s. Today the farm holiday Casina dei Cari in Apulia houses a hotel in a beautiful countryside setting a few from the Lido Marini near Leuca, Gallipoli, Otranto, Lecce in south Puglia. The rooms are equipped with frescos and antique furniture as well as the restaurant. Breakfast is served in the lovely interior, or in the pleasant garden. The buffet consists in a wide selection of local products of Salento. In the farm holiday hotel there is small piazza with a fountain and an old well, sorrounded by a large park ( 3.000
square meters). All the buildings are immersed in greenery and the colors of a flowering, well-kept garden. The Apulia farm holiday has 25 accomodation solutions from Superior to Family, all rooms have a private bath with shower and hairdryer, Internet, TV, telephone, mini-bar, and air conditioning. The family rooms have a small private garden. The others have evocative views of the farmhouse's garden, passageways, and inner courtyard (to preserve the ancient structure of the farmhouse, some rooms have high-set windows that do not provide a view).
The Apulia farm holiday is only 3 km from the Ionic Coast, his fine beaches and his clear sea, and it is located 60 km from Lecce.
In the neighbourhood: 10 minutes from the Hotel, in the village of Presicce, there is a charming historic centre with elegant noble residences built between the 16th and 18 th centuries. The Ducal Palace is of Norman Origin buta was renovated in the 1700 s in the Baroque style, with exquisite Hanging Gardens. Today the Palazzo houses the captivanting Museum of Peasant Culture. The Baroque influence is evident in the small square with the large, beautiful church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo and the ornate votive column. The itinerary continues along the coast in Gallipoli, the pearl of the Ionic Sea defended by imposing Anjou dynasty fortifications. There, among the tiny passageways and narrow streets of the Island of Sant'Andrea, you will find numerous relics of antiquity, nobles' palaces, and the ornate façades of Baroque churches. The Greco-Roman fountain, Palazzo Balsamo, and the Chiesa del Carmine are just a few of the sites.