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Private Villa [Summer in Salento]
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Private Villa [Summer in Salento]

2.0 star property
Private Villa [Summer in Salento]
Residence Solaris
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Residence Solaris

2.0 star property
8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (2)
"Ottima soluzione economica"
Residence Solaris
Hotel Sara
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Hotel Sara

2.0 star property
Hotel Sara
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Hotel Aloisi

Hotel Aloisi

Via Taranto, 297, Lecce, LE
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8/10 Very Good! (42 reviews)
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Learn more about Castrignano de' Greci

Venture to Basilica of Saint Catherine of Alexandria and Alimini Lakes—just two of the sights around Castrignano de' Greci.

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Everyone knows the Salento for the beauty of its beaches and its postcard views, for the goodness of local cuisine and the charm of its many traditions. But few may know that in the Salento is also famous for many other aspects that are revealed to visitors especially during the many patronal feasts spread inland of the peninsula. We are talking about the incredible play of light illuminations, also called villas: these little colored lights that go to cover entire buildings such as waterfalls, churches, streets and squares, forming sets only ones able to keep his eyes upwards everyone, from the largest to the smallest. An idea as simple as charming, able to walk the visitor through alleys and streets amid an almost surreal, magical, surrounded by the sounds and smells of these traditional festivals.
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