• Lama Monachile - Situated in Polignano a Mare, Lama Monachile is a stunning natural cove carved into the rock, featuring a small pebble beach nestled between towering cliffs. Renowned for its turquoise waters and breathtaking vistas, it stands as one of the most iconic and photographed locations in Puglia.
• Arco Marchesale o Porta Grande - The Marchesale Arch, also known as Porta Grande, is an ancient gateway in Polignano a Mare that signifies the transition from the new town to the medieval historic center. Located in Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, this arch serves as the main entrance to the historic center, providing immediate access to its distinctive architectural marvels.
• Ponte Borbonico di Lama Monachile - The Bourbon Bridge in Polignano a Mare is a graceful 19th-century stone bridge that connects two sections of the historic center. It offers a spectacular view over Lama Monachile, making it one of the town’s most iconic viewpoints.
• Statua di Domenico Modugno - This monument is dedicated to the renowned singer of “Nel blu dipinto di blu” (famously known as Volareeee), and is located on the seafront.
• Centro Storico Polignano a Mare - The historic center of Polignano a Mare is a delightful labyrinth of white alleys overlooking the sea, abundant with panoramic views, seaside terraces, and charming corners. Amidst stone arches, flower-adorned balconies, and hidden squares, it maintains an authentic atmosphere that reflects the rich history and traditions of Puglia.

• Pass through the Arco Marchesale and begin your visit of the historic center
• Discover the Church of Saint Maria Assunta and the Clock Palace
• Be enchanted by the statue of Domenico Modugno, Mr. “Volare”
• Private walking tour of Polignano a Mare with licensed tour guide
• Admire the Bourbon Bridge and the iconic Lama Monachile

Start your adventure at Piazza Giuseppe Verdi, at the impressive Arco Marchesale, the ancient gateway that once safeguarded the historic center of Polignano a Mare. Walk through its archway and enter a medieval seaside village rich in history, culture, and the distinctive charm of Puglia.

Proceed to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, the town’s vibrant center, where the Church of Saint Maria Assunta stands as a fine example of Apulian Baroque architecture. Nearby, the Clock Palace, a historic edifice, reflects the town’s medieval heritage.

The journey continues at the Bourbon Bridge, a graceful 19th-century construction, providing a breathtaking view of Lama Monachile (Cala Porto), with its quaint beach nestled between towering cliffs and crystal-clear waters.

Conclude the tour at the statue of Domenico Modugno, a symbol of Polignano and Italian music: the bronze figure, with arms outstretched towards the sea, honors the iconic song “Volare” and embodies the town’s musical and poetic spirit, cherished worldwide.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

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