Domenico Modugno was an artist from Polignano who marked the history of Italian music and beyond. His famous "Volare", mistakenly known by some as "Nel blu dipinto di blu", is an ambassador of Italian music in the world and it is said that the artist wrote it thinking precisely of the cliffs of this splendid city where he was born in 1928. Polignano wanted to dedicate a statue to him, created by the Argentine sculptor Hermann Mejer, which depicts the artist with his arms wide open as if he wanted to embrace his hometown.

Lama Monachile is a picturesque cove nestled between the rocks and bathed by the crystalline waters of the Adriatic Sea. The atmosphere that you breathe in this corner of paradise is magical and engaging, able to capture the senses and make you feel in communion with nature. The sound of the waves crashing on the rocks, the salty scent of the air and the breathtaking view of the sea create an unforgettable sensory experience. Lama Monachile represents a true gem of the territory, where beauty and serenity blend together to give a unique and unforgettable experience.

The Historic Center of Polignano a Mare is a jewel between sea and history. In the heart of the wonderful Apulian coast, the historic center of Polignano a Mare emerges as a precious treasure chest of emotions, history and timeless charm. This fascinating town, perched on a tuff cliff overlooking the Adriatic Sea, offers its visitors an unforgettable experience, made of narrow and suggestive alleys, breathtaking panoramic views and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

The Scoglio dell'Eremita is a place steeped in legend and charm, set like a gem in the crystalline sea of ​​Polignano. To reach this solitary rock, you have to rely on small boats that plough the waters of the bay. Once you reach the base of the rock, the origin of the name is clear: its peculiar shape, eroded by the wind and the waves, recalls the figure of a monk in prayer, with his head bowed and his hands clasped.

The Grotta Palazzese is an almost unreal place, where nature has masterfully shaped a location that is unique in the world. Once you cross the threshold of this cavity overlooking the sea, you find yourself catapulted into a dimension suspended between sky and sea. The cave, with an even older origin than the famous Blue Grotto, was literally dug out by erosion on the side of the limestone cliff. The interior is dominated by the living rock, which drops sheer to the water, and by the sky that generously looks out over it.