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Gioia del Colle is situated in the heart of the Murge region, at an altitude of 365 meters, in a prime location that is equidistant from both the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. The landscape surrounding the town is characterized by lush nature and a fertile plateau, where vineyards and olive groves alternate with oak forests and Mediterranean scrub, offering views that change with the seasons.
The town is renowned for two culinary specialties: the Primitivo DOC wine, known for its bold and deep flavor, and the Gioia del Colle mozzarella, which is now recognized as DOP, stemming from a dairy tradition that dates back centuries. Strolling through the historic center, one can discover churches and buildings that narrate the area's history, with the Norman-Swabian Castle prominently overlooking the scene. Commissioned by Frederick II, it houses the National Archaeological Museum, featuring artifacts that attest to the civilizations that once inhabited the Murgian plateau.
Gioia del Colle's strategic position allows for quick access to some of the most captivating destinations in Puglia and Basilicata: Alberobello with its trulli, Matera and the UNESCO-listed Sassi, the Castellana caves, Putignano with its famous carnival, Polignano a Mare with its cliffs overlooking the sea, and Bari with its vibrant historic center. Surrounded by countryside, hills, and ancient villages, the area serves as an ideal crossroads for those looking to uncover the authentic spirit of Puglia.
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