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Castellana
stands at the limits of an
extended, depressed land-mass.
Castellana Grotte, as its name
suggests, is known best for its
caves that are regarded as the
most magnificent in Italy: long
galleries alternate with
spectacular caves, and all of
them filled with many forms of
stalactite and stalagmite.
The visitable section of the
caves covers about 3km through
underground passages, corridors
and caves with suggestive,
emblematic names (the Black
Grotto; Angel's Corridor; The
Little Cavern of the Manger).
The terminal point of the route
is the spectacular White Cave,
which is considered amongst the
most beautiful stalactite cave
in the world.
Although most people come to
Castellana for the caves, the
town, a couple of kilometers
away, is well worth a visit on
its own merits. It has a
historic centre rich in palaces
of the 18th century.
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Polignano a Mare |
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Castellana
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Alberobello |
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Fasano |
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Torre Canne |
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Conversano |
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Ostuni |
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Locorotondo |
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Martina Franca |
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Cisternino |
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Putignano |
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Noci |
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