Top Things to do in Gargano Peninsula
Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Gargano Peninsula, Puglia
Discover the best top things to do in Gargano Peninsula, Italy including Santuario di San Michele Arcangelo, Abbazia ed eremi di Pulsano, Cella di Padre Pio, Tomba di Rotari, Chiesa di San Nicola, Vieste Promenade, Convento Santa Maria delle Grazie, Sotto il Castello, Peschici centro storico, Rione Junno.
Restaurants in Gargano Peninsula
1. Santuario di San Michele Arcangelo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,840 reviews
Reviewed By Soccca - Tolmin, Slovenia
We were travelling from Naples to Monte Gargano, so we made a stop in Monte Sant'Angelo to see this wonderful church. It looks like a common church from outside, but the interior is really something you can't see often. So don't miss it if you are nearby.
2. Abbazia ed eremi di Pulsano
3. Cella di Padre Pio
4. Tomba di Rotari
5. Chiesa di San Nicola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
6. Vieste Promenade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,052 reviews
Reviewed By GRS-SJS - Sebastopol, United States
This is a beautiful promenade along the coast/beach line of Viesta. Lots of photo spots as you walk. You can stop and enjoy a coffee or gelato along your way. Make sure to take a promenade at night as well, beautiful if the moon is out as well.
7. Convento Santa Maria delle Grazie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 537 reviews
8. Sotto il Castello
9. Peschici centro storico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,569 reviews
Reviewed By Bandit-One - Lucerne, Switzerland
When in Puglia Peschici is a town you shouldn't miss out on. Ok, Puglia has so many wonderful spots. But this is one of the very top. It's a beautiful white-washed old town, sitting on top of a cliff, just by the ocean. The Historic Center is pretty compact, it's an easy stroll. Some streets are cobbled, so be aware of that in case you have a wheelchair or a stroller. Of course you can't drive into the Historic Center, so you drop your car in the new part of town. There are several blue zones with (limited) free parking. But these fill up fast. There are two bigger parking lots (prepaid meter) on Via Monte Santo, south of the Center, but still in walking distance. The Center starts at the Torre Del Ponte, on a smaller square. The Via Roma is the main drag leading through the Centro Storico. Lined with countless restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, arts & craft shops and more. Via Colombo has some of these too, but less in numbers. Be sure to check on some side streets as well (like the Via Forno). The Piazza de Popolo is a good place to sit down and have a drink or a meal. And watch the world go by. Try "La Taverna". Good food for great prices. The Castello Medioevale sits a the northern end of town, on top of the cliff. That's as far as you go. From here you could go down to the small harbour and the beach. The town is just a sight by itself. It's nice to wander around this small center. Really feels like Greece at times. The style, the colours. It's such a bright, happy and lively place to be.
