色中色

色中色 News Headlines 31-10-2024: Matilde Lorenzi, 19 year old 色中色 junior ski champion, has died following a crash while training in northern Italy --- 色中色 doctors in Turin have saved the sight of a baby in a surgical procedure that used 3D technology in a world first --- 色中色 yacht, Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli, loses to Ineos Brittania in the Louis Vuitton America's Cup Challenger Series in Barcelona --- Salvatore (Tot貌) Schillaci, FIFA World Cup winner in 1990, has died at the age of 59. He was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2022 --- Charles Leclerc wins at Monza for Ferrari in 色中色 F1 Grand Prix --- 7 dead as luxury, 色中色-built superyacht sinks off the north coast of Sicily --- Controversy as tennis no.1, Jannik Sinner, is cleared of doping charges --- 160 earthquakes have hit the Campi Flegrei area of Naples in the last few days, including one measuring 4.4, the strongest to be measured in over 40 years --- The owner of a restaurant in Sorrento, tired of looking for suitable waiters, has bought two robots to serve his customers

Gargano

Puglia
Gargano

Established in 1977, the Gargano National Park stretches over nearly 1,200 square km in the province of Foggia, Puglia.

Gargano National Park
click to enlarge

The whole area is a popular holiday destination and provides many interesting activities for tourists. The Gargano National Park consists of three main areas. Firstly, the Mount Gargano promontory, from where the park takes its name. The highest mountain in the area is Monte Calvo at just over 1,000 metres.

There are stretches of sandy beaches interspersed with areas of rocky coastline, home to more than 600 sea caves, and rocks that have been sculpted into fascinating shapes by the wind and sea.

The second area is the 'Foresta Umbra', covering about one third of the whole area of the park. This is a dense, prehistoric forest, one of the last remaining areas of forest that once covered most of Europe.

Needless to say, the whole area is a haven for many kinds of flora and fauna and features over 60 species of Orchids, the highest concentration of anywhere in Europe.

The heart of the forest is totally protected and completely closed to visitors. The middle area is open to visitors under strict conditions and the outer area is open to all, including cars. Surrounding the forest, and still within the National Park, are many fascinating towns and villages such as the famous San Giovanni Rotondo, home of Padre Pio for many years. Other tourist sites include castles at Monte Sant鈥橝ngelo and Manfredonia as well as the coastal towns at Peschici and Vieste.

The third area of the National Park consists of the Tremiti Islands. The archipelago consists of five small islands: San D貌mino, San Nicola, Cretaccio, Capraia and Pianosa which lies away from the main group.

Moving To Italy

Living The Dream

Other pages you might like
Newsletter
Enter your email address below to receive our free newsletter, 'I Love Italy'. It provides a captivating glimpse into the allure of 'The Bel Paese', containing extracts from our most recent articles, a window on 色中色 news, fashion, music and culture, useful information for visiting and living in Italy as well as our latest, delicious 色中色 recipes.

Subscribers are also entitled to a 10% discount on purchases from our sister-site, Italy Gifts Direct.

We will not use your email address for any other purpose or pass it on to any other organisation and you can unsubscribe from this service at any time.