in the heart of Ostuni, a fascinating art gallery. Sculptures, paintings and works by renowned artists and some to be discovered. Beautiful pieces of art, cared for and selected by the passionate gallery owner.
You cannot miss this visit, especially after crossing the beautiful road that goes up to Ostuni, polluted by food and junk ... You will breathe another air.
Beautiful shop and incredibly kind owner. We bought a very special music box for our 2 year old son who was with us, and also loved the store. I’m already plotting when I can return... and regret not having bought more ...
Good preparation, excellent paneling, the guide he explained during the days of European heritage was well prepared. Convenient price. Value of the priceless finds. Recommended by an archeology student.
How beautiful it is to see an artist in love with his sculptures, attentive and focused on every incision made on the white stone of Ostuni, it is difficult to find someone who cuts into the stone ... I would spend hours and hours admiring everything he does ... with all the tranquility of this world .... if you don't know what to give and the right gift ...
Very interesting place. For 5 euros, it was very much worth visiting while already at the Citta Bianca. It was nice to walk through the museum unaccompanied. Lots of artifacts to look at. It's unfortunate that I don't speak Italian, but with a translator app, you're good to go!
The Episcopal Palace located in Piazzetta Cattedrale, today Largo Trinchera, was built around 1560 and substantially rebuilt in 1750; it is joined to the Seminary palace by the Arco Scoppa, from the name of the bishop who had it erected in 1750, whose coat of arms appears in the center of the arch. The facade preserves architectural elements from 1550 and 1700; the portal is surmounted by the arms of Queen Isabella of Aragon, feudal lord of Ostuni from 1507 to 1524. The Seminary palace, erected by the will of the bishop Benedetto Milazzo in 1705, was completed by the bishop Francesco Antonio Scoppa who entrusted the task to the master builder Salvatore Trinchera; rearranged in the 1960s with the elimination of the third floor, it preserves some decorative elements of the original structure. The building is home to the Curia, the Diocesan Library and the Chapter and Diocesan archives.
We had a wonderful stay in the B&B. The manager was really flexible with the check-in and waited for us. When we arrived we had a lovely chat with her and felt really welcomed. The rooms are of good quality and very clean. Would definitely come back to UNICO. The breakfast is served in a nice cafe due to COVID but is really nice too.
After two years we have managed to return to this corner of paradise. It is truly a magical place where nature frames the attention to detail and hospitality of the property. The difference is that everything is designed to make guests feel good; the small details make this resort an example of hospitality and availability. Antonia spoiled us in the morning with succulent breakfasts and with her attention to our needs. We were 2 families with 5 children. From here we have reached various points of interest, the sea, from the Adriatic to the Ionian, Lecce, Alberobello etc. Hope to go back
Good parking. Always a busy beach, families, teenagers and older people always here. The sea today was very choppy big waves. Don't enter the sea if you are not a strong competent swimmer when the red flag is flying.
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