A Casa di Isor

Hey, I'm Vincenzo

Vincenzo, a management engineer from San Vito dei Normanni, warmly welcomes his guests with friendliness and openness, sharing his love for his homeland and rural life. Deeply connected to the places of his childhood and family traditions, he has meticulously renovated his home, ensuring an authentic and comfortable stay. He speaks Italian, English, and German, and is always eager to offer tips for exploring the beauty of Puglia.

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San Vito dei Normanni is a charming village in the Alto Salento region that has preserved its historical and cultural identity intact. The town's center features the Dentice di Frasso Castle, an impressive medieval structure still inhabited by descendants of the noble family, who occasionally welcome visitors for guided tours. Just a short walk away is the Pontifical Basilica of Santa Maria delle Vittorie, known for its magnificent rose window and exquisite Baroque decorations.

Nearby, one can explore the Grotte di San Biagio, an ancient rock settlement adorned with Byzantine frescoes, as well as Antiqua, a captivating antique market set up in the former stables of Prince Fadda. The town comes alive in its squares, offering cultural entertainment such as the Mandolin Club in Piazza Orologio and summer events, including the traveling stop of the Notte della Taranta on August 15th.

The area is also well-known for its culinary delights: within a short distance, there are family-run trattorias, such as the historic Nonna Mena featured in the Slow Food guide, and the social restaurant Xfood, managed by individuals with disabilities. For those who appreciate authentic flavors, the countryside masserie offer fresh cheeses, handmade pasta, and locally sourced meats.

Its location is perfect for quickly reaching some of the Adriatic's most beautiful beaches, including Lido Specchiolla, Torre Santa Sabina, and the coves of Costa Merlata. Not far away lies the Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve, a paradise for snorkeling enthusiasts and nature lovers who enjoy unspoiled landscapes.

From Casa di Isor, it’s easy to arrange excursions to Ostuni, Ceglie Messapica, Cisternino, Alberobello, and other gems of the Itria Valley, or venture towards the Coastal Dunes Regional Park and the Fasano Zoo Safari. This region thus offers a perfect balance of art, history, nature, and sea, making every stay rich in experiences and inspirations.