the fishing village polignano mare overlooking adriatic sea province bari puglia italy |
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| navigate by keyword : coast sea terrain cliff bay tower shore ocean cape landmark vacation waterway tourism water cove town rock reflection edge high rising adriatic polignano mare one most spectacular popular places apulian historic center seaside village maze narrow streets extends towards tiny beach lama monachile tangle caves invites crystalclear also birthplace domenico modugno inhabited since neolithic expanse white houses medieval arco marchesale known porta grande fishing overlooking province bari puglia italy |
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| Perched on the edge of a high cliff rising from the Adriatic Sea, Polignano a Mare is one of the most spectacular and popular places on the Apulian coast.The historic center of this seaside village is a maze of narrow streets that extends towards a tiny beach, Lama Monachile, which cuts the cliff in two. Below the town, a tangle of caves invites you to discover a crystal-clear sea.Polignano is also the birthplace of Domenico Modugno. The historic center of Polignano a Mare, a center inhabited since the Neolithic, is an expanse of white houses of medieval origin built on the cliff. You enter the village by passing under the sixteenth-century Arco Marchesale, also known as Porta Grande |
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