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Overlooking the sea, Gallipoli is one of the most appreciated holiday destinations of the Salentine Peninsula.Known as the “Pearl of the Ionian Sea” for its compelling beauty, it is divided into a new district, the so-called village, and the ancient old town, nestling on an island which is connected to the mainland through an arched bridge dating back to the Seventeenth century.

The modern district, dominated by the Glass Skyscraper, gathers most hotels, accommodation facilities and glamorous boutiques. Every summer, inns, 3-star guesthouses and  4-star hotels welcome almost two thousand guests flocking to Gallipoli to spend pleasant seaside holidays here.

Like other Apulian cities, Gallipoli stages absorbing events which attract large numbers of visitors, who can take advantage of the offers proposed by hotels in Gallipoli to discover local customs and traditions. The festival of St. Cristina, on July,  23-24, Christmas and Easter give visitors the possibility to attend both religious and civil ceremonies which liven up the city.
The old town of Gallipoli gathers plenty of outstanding monuments. The Angioino Castle, St. Anne Cathedral and the so-called Greek Fountain are the pivotal points of the ancient city and are connected through charming narrow streets dating back to the first half of 900 A.D.. The ancient merloned walls gave way to a fascinating scenic route offering breathtaking views over the underlying landscape. About one mile off the coast is St. Andrew's Island, a fascinating naturalistic oasis.