Location: San Giovanni Rotondo
Top Things to do in San Giovanni Rotondo
Top Restaurants in San Giovanni Rotondo
Top 8 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in San Giovanni Rotondo, Puglia
San Giovanni Rotondo is the name of a city and comune in the province of Foggia and region of Apulia, in southern Italy.
Restaurants in San Giovanni Rotondo
1. Cella di Padre Pio
2. Taxi San Giovanni Rotondo 23
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 55 reviews
The Best Taxi in the all Gargano Area and in this taxi is possible transport the disable with wheelchair and possible transport from 1 pax untill 9 pax,also possible pay with credit card sistem.taxi San Giovanni Rotondo 23 is a taxi for everybody English speaking and friendly
Reviewed By HelpinItaly
I wish I would have planned to visit The Gargano Mountains longer. Leonardo, the Taxi 23 driver, was so warm and accommodating that I felt like I had a family member in town. This was my first pilgrimage to Padre Pio’s shrine in San Giovanni Rotondo, and Archangel Michael’s Cave in Monte Sant’ Angelo. Leonardo took my husband and I to a few other sites in Manfredonia and Foggia as well. He was very informative and took the time to help us make arrangements to have our laundry dropped off at the Lavamatik and he kindly took us back that evening to pick up our clean laundry after a long day of site seeing. Leonardo speaks English well, and takes the time to answer questions about the Gargano region. I highly recommend Leonardo Taxi 23 to all Americans traveling on pilgrimage to the Gargano region. My husband and I felt completely safe while traveling with him, and while we were away on other excursions to Loreto and Manopello, he checked on us to make sure we were okay. Now that I know better, instead of buying train tickets ahead of time to Manopello and Loreto, I will call Leonardo and make arrangements to have him take us there. He used to be a driver for tour bus companies and drove all over Italy, so he actually enjoys driving tourists in his van across the country. This was the greatest experience I have had with any Taxi service. Thank you Leonardo for the best trip ever!
3. Convento Santa Maria delle Grazie
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4.5 based on 537 reviews
4. Museo delle cere di Padre PIo
5. Santuario Padre Pio
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4.5 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By Andrian_pong2x - London, United Kingdom
I have stayed on a hotel just a very near walking distance to the Sanctuary and Shrine of St. Padre Pio for two nights. And visiting San Giovanni Rotondo to see St. Pio has been part of my Catholic bucket list ever since when I was introduced to this saint ever since I was a young boy. This trip from London to Italy was one of those near spontaneous decision of mine. Even though it took me like three to two weeks in preparation. It was good to research the accessibility of San Giovanni Rotondo in advance prior to one's visit. As I what I found out there are no direct train or plane rides from London to this lovely town. So making Rome as my initial base then taking a Trenitalia train to Foggia was the usual advice if one does not want a long drive. From Foggia to San Giovanni Rotondo was to be done via a nearly one hour bus ride. Very helpful in advance indeed to research how to ride the Italian Trains with their designated train carriages and how to locate them; knowing that the train station in Foggia is just near the bus station is one thing, but locating where to purchase the bus ticket is another tricky aspect: Not at the bus station but rather at a Tobacco Shop across the station. It helps indeed to research these travelling issues not only via books but through the internet, and watching travel vloggers help as well to visualise the area and get good advice from them. Being there at San Giovanni Rotondo, the place may be very laid-back, however even though the locals may be able to speak basic English, they are extremely helpful. For first time pilgrims or those travelling alone, it is note-worthy to check-in first at the Pilgrims Office at the Sanctuary. They are impressively helpful in advising you how to visit the Sanctuary or book you on an available pilgrims tour. Once you are there at the Sanctuary immerse yourself about the life of Saint Padre Pio and have that moment to internally speak to God, this place is just so divinely special.
6. Chiesa di San Pio
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,662 reviews
Reviewed By Breindeldad - Milan, Italy
Coming from Milan, it took us 9 hours, there are toad repairs in Molise and some part of Foggia, the place offer a peaceful and serene atmosphere. They have different churches within the compound and each one possesses different beauty and style. We also went on the crypt of Padre Pio, the place has a feel of and vibe of a holy place and it’s surreal. We hope that we come back in the near future. A must for all devotees of Padre Pio.
7. Extro Cafe
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 20 reviews
8. Il Parco Mozzarella di Bufala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
