Italy has long been a tourist attraction, and with good reason. Its timeless appeal, differing culture, and enticing meals appeal to millions of visitors each year. While major urban areas like Rome, Florence, and Venice have long dictated Italian travel, small, unknown urban areas are increasingly being touted as hidden gems to explore.
Among these is Brindisi in southern Puglia, Italy. While perhaps lacking in the same worldwide recognition as its better-known counterparts, Brindisi has become increasingly an attractive alternative to travelers looking to eschew crowds at Italy’s most recognized attractions.
