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Polignano al
Mare is a fishing village surrounded
by the lush blue waters of the
Adriatic Sea. In ancient times
called Neapolis, it overlooks the
sea with houses from high up on the
rocks. The buildings are all
whitewashed, there is a stunning
cathedral.
The numerous caves in Polignano al
Mare were formed from the rough sea
waves that molded the rock. Some of
the caves are deep enough to reach
the center of the town. There is a
huge underground cave and grotto
that gives so many buildings their
name. The underground cavern has
crystal clear water and blue
stalactites and stalagmites. The
Cavernone dei Monumenti is filled
with pillars growing out of the
ground, formed of rocks that are
green, orange, white and brown. La
Grave is a stunning hole in the
ceiling of the grotto, through which
white sunlight streams, contrasting
against the black and green rocks
that turn golden in a halo of sun.
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Monopoli |
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Polignano a Mare |
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Castellana
Grotte |
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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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