RESIDENZA LUNGOMARE GALILEI

Structure

Residence located on Lungomare Galilei, facing the sea. A few steps from Corso Roma, Lido San Giovanni and the quaint old town. Gallipoli's promenade makes it special every moment of the day, you can devote yourself to long walks, you can run and play sports or eat tasty artisan ice cream.

Distance from the sea

The structure is facing the sea with a coastline of low cliffs. At about 1 km beaches of fine and golden sand free or equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds. The most beautiful beaches on the coast such as Samsara, Zen, Punta del Suina and many others can be reached within a few minutes.

Apartments

The structure is made up of apartments located in a 3-storey, practical and functional, spacious apartment with large balconies. All apartments have sea views, some side and are available in the following types:
Three-roomed (2 to 4 beds) : consists of living room with kitchenette, double bedroom, bedroom with two beds or bunk beds;
Three-roomed (4 to 6 beds) : consists of living room with kitchenette and two beds, double bedroom, bedroom with two beds or bunk beds;
Quadrilocale (sleeps 6 to 8) : consists of a living room and two sleeping places, a double bedroom, 2 bedrooms with two beds or a castle, services

Services

Reception (09.00 - 19.00), public parking, garage (with garage 70 € per week to pay on the spot), free beach.

Animal Friends

Small pets allowed upon notice at the time of booking. An extra charge of € 50 for final sanitation is required.

Conditions

Check in: from 17.00 to 20.00

Check out: 08.00 to 10.00

Gallipoli and its surroundings

Gallipoli, bathed by the Ionian Sea, rises on the western coast of the Salento peninsula, in the Gulf of Taranto. Characteristic is the division of the town into two well-defined areas: the "old city" and the "new village". The charming historic center, rich in antique buildings and frescoes, stands on a limestone island connected to the mainland by a masonry bridge. Around 1500, the mighty walls of the castle were constructed to cope with enemy attacks, reshaped in height, at the end of the 19th century, to the current panoramic road that, surrounded by the whole islet, allows you to enjoy fantastic scenery ancient walls a single fragment still in good condition today). Looking north you can see a part of the Neretina coast, while the bay formed by the Pizzo promontory is clearly visible to the south. Near the coast, to the west, we meet the Pigeons Rock, the Isle of the Field and in particularly clear days you can see the profiles of the Sila Mountains, while the southwest is clear on the island of Sant'Andrea, home of a great lighthouse, built in 1866. Crossing the bridge, we immediately meet the last bastion of an ancient past, the Greek-Roman fountain, the oldest in Italy. You enter the "new village" where the "Skyscraper" is inaugurating the passage to modernity, at the entrance of Corso Roma, a neuralgic street that divides the new city into two shrubs called "scirocco" and "tramontana". Modern buildings have largely replaced the buildings built between the end of the eighteenth century and the early 1900s. The complex is completely opposite to the old town, and there are a number of shops and tourist facilities ready to accommodate about two hundred thousand presentations of the summer months. It is clear that Gallipoli has, over recent decades, been experiencing remarkable building expansion and can now be considered one of the the most flourishing center of Salento as well as a desirable tourist destination, but has not lost its impressive charge given above all by lovely panoramas and the images (above) are testimony to it.