MICHAEL MÜLLER REISEFÜHRER Apulien

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For decades, author Andreas Haller has been exploring Apulia. His extensive knowledge, experiences, and adventures fill 456 pages in our travel guide "Apulia," now in its tenth edition, illustrated with 203 color photos. In our Apulia travel guide, you will find ten protected areas and national parks, 14 caves, eleven cathedrals, five rock churches, and a wealth of useful, tried-and-true advice along with the author's insider tips. Everything is meticulously researched and tested for you. Forty-two overview maps, plans, and a removable map of Apulia at a scale of 1:350,000 provide orientation. Nine hikes, three with GPS tracks, explore the region. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted. Numerous short essays provide background knowledge. The newspaper "Die Welt" describes our Apulia travel guide as "compact, current, and very informative." "Salzburger Woche" states: "A versatile yet compact guide that leaves no wishes unfulfilled."

The Apulia region: In southern Italy, Gargano captivates with its spectacular coastline. Pilgrimage sites like Monte Sant’Angelo attract culture enthusiasts. Independent travelers and nature lovers find their dream destination on the Tremiti Islands. In Foggia and Lucera, traces of the Staufer Emperor Frederick II can be found. The most important cathedral in northern Apulia is located in Troia. The flat Tavoliere is bordered to the south and west by the Subappennino Dauno. Attractive city destinations lie between Margherita di Savoia and Savelletri. The regional capital Bari and the tourist centers Trani and Polignano a Mare are bustling. In the hinterland, you can explore the old town of Bitonto and the presumed battlefield of Cannae. The Murgia, an expansive hilly landscape, delights with Castel del Monte.