Hotels Brindisi, Guesthouses Brindisi and Residences Brindisi

The alluring city of Brindisi, a provincial capital of Apulia, was a lively port bustled with mercantile activity and was filled with traders from Greece and the East, thanks to the peculiar shape of the narrow strip of coast hosting it. Today Brindisi is one of the best-equipped Italian ports with ships and ferries to Greece and the Middle East.

Brindisi boasts a dazzling range of accommodation options. The hotels situated along the sea front give tourists the opportunity to enjoy marvellous views over the sea and to taste traditional specialities in the numerous fish restaurants lining the coast. Along the main streets of the city are both 3- and 4-star hotels situated near the most important tourist areas. Cheap guesthouses and hotels situated near the airport also provide comfortable accommodation in this charming city of the Salentine Peninsula.

The area surrounding the harbour and the old town is scattered with precious vestiges, archaeological sites and remains dating back to the time when the ancient Roman city of Brundisium prospered here, as well as with Apulian-Romanesque religious buildings and Renaissance courts commissioned by the Aragonese.
Corso Garibaldi, the city's major avenue, makes the ideal base for discovering the liveliness and warmth of local inhabitants and the traditional customs from the Salentine Peninsula. A short distance from the sea, Viale Regina Margherita flanks the wharf and offers outstanding views over the enchanting natural basin. Regular ferry boats lead to the enormous Monument to the Italian Sailor, a giant rudder visitors can climb for making the most of the panoramic view over the underlying landscape.