Apulia can be described as a region located in Italy's southeastern part. Its southern part, called 'Salento', is a peninsula; which forms high heel on 'boot' of Italy.
Area covered by Apulia is 19345 sq. Km. Previously; this region's northern portion was known as Apulia.
Population of Apulia is around 4 million. Summer season would prove to be the best period to pay a visit.
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| Lecce Travel Guide |
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| Alberobello Travel Guide |
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| Bari Travel Guide |
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| Ostuni Travel Guide |
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| San Giovanni Rotondo Travel Guide |
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The city’s n... |
