Fasano

城市概覽

Located in the centre of an ideal triangle whose vertices are the cities of Bari, Brindisi and Taranto, about 50 km away, Fasano marks the border between Salento and the Land of Bari. Its territory includes various hamlets, extending for 15 km on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, penetrating the Valley of Itria. Fasano is the most highly populated town in the province of Brindisi, after the capital city. It borders with the municipality of Monopoli to the north, the municipalities of Ostuni and Cisternino to the south, the Adriatic Sea to the east, and the municipalities of Locorotondo and Alberobello to the west. The inhabitants are named "fasanesi" and their Patron Saints are San Giovanni Battista and Santa Maria di Pozzo Faceto. For years, Fasano has been confirmed as one of the top ten locations in the region in terms of tourist arrivals and presences: in 2018 it ranked sixth in Apulia, with about 667,000 visitors and about 157,000 arrivals throughout the year.

History It originates from the Casale di Santa Maria di Fajano (Santa Maria de Fajano), founded in 1088 by part of the population that had abandoned Egnatia, a highly important port on the ancient Trajan Way. With the fall of the Roman Empire, the city of Egnatia was gradually abandoned. The emigrants took refuge in small rocky villages and founded several hamlets throughout the Fasanese and Monopolitan territory. Meanwhile, Egnazia was repeatedly sacked by the various invaders of Apulia. On 2 June 1678 the people of Fasano experienced a memorable event: the Victory against the Turks. Tradition has it that the Virgin Mary appeared in the sky to lead the opposition of the inhabitants of Fasano against the Turkish pirates, who landed at night with the intent of plundering the city. That moment of glory is remembered every year with La Scamiciata, on the Feast of the Patron Saints: San Giovanni Battista and Santa Maria di Pozzo Faceto. During the Fascist era, Fasano experienced a notable urban and infrastruc

如何抵達

By train The 1 Fasano station of the Ferrovie dello Stato (just outside the town), has a long-distance railway route of regional interest towards Bari, Brindisi and Lecce. In the territory of Fasano there is also the 2 Cisternino Station of the State Railways in the Pozzo Faceto district, with regional railway routes to Bari, Brindisi and Lecce.

By bus In the city there is a coach service to the hamlets and a bus service to Bari, Brindisi and other neighboring towns, as well as some national destinations. The lines are Sita Sud, STP and Ferrovie del Sud Est.

By boat There is also a small fishing port in Savelletri and Torre Canne. A tourist port has also been built in Savelletri.

必看景點

In Fasano we can find Fasanolandia safari zoo and tourist resorts such as Selva di Fasano, Savelletri and Torre Canne, the seaside beaches, awarded for several consecutive years with the FEE Blue Flag, various accommodation facilities, the national archaeological museum of Egnatia, the Lama d'Antico rock park, the Dune Costiere regional park, the thermal baths of Torre Canne, various sports facilities and various events organised especially during the summer.

1 Fasanolandia (ZooSafari of Fasano), Via dello ZooSafari, ☏ +39 0804414455. The Zoosafari of Fasano and Fasanolandia is a tourist complex that includes a zoological garden and an amusement park located in Fasano, in the province of Brindisi. The area extends for thirty hectares and is home to about 3000 animals of 200 different species, which can be observed along a car route (zoo safari). Particularly interesting to see are the giraffes, zebras, lions and Tibetan bears, as well as the only polar bears in Italy. (updated Jan 2021) Historical centre (U'mbracchie). In dialect called U'mbracchie, word derived from the Latin umbraculum, which means 'shadow'. In fact, its narrow whitewashed alleys, typical of southern towns, do not allow the sun to beat, thus keeping the place cool for most of the day. The churches also contribute to the scenography: the tiny chapel of Santa Maria della Grazia, the late Renaissance master church dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, Sant'Antonio Abate, with its ancient Franciscan cloister, and many others. (updated Jan 2021) 2 Church of Santa Maria della Grazia., Via S. Maria della Salette. (updated Jan 2021) 3 Mother Church of San Giovanni Battista, Largo San Giovanni Battista, Corso Perrini, 41. (updated Jan 2021) 4 Church of the Purgative Souls, Via Egnazia, 16. (updated Jan 2021) 5 Church of Sant'Antonio Abate, Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 72. (updated Jan 2021) 6 Church of San Nicola, Corso Garibaldi, 1. (updated Jan 2021) 7 Church of San Francesco da Paola in Fasano. (updat

體驗活動

The sea of Fasano consists of free coasts or in concession from Savelletri with the cliffs to Torre Canne with the beaches.

1 San Domenico Golf, Strada Comunale Egnazia, Savelletri, ☏ +39 0804829200. An 18-hole golf course near the sea and the remains of ancient Egnatia, characterized by the presence of typical local plants. (updated Jan 2021) 2 Terme di Torre Canne, Via Appia Antica, 2, Torre Canne. It is one of the best-equipped complexes, known for over a hundred years for its therapeutic virtues. (updated Jan 2021) 3 "Kennedy" Cinema-Theater, Via Pepe, 23. The theater is included in the show circuit of the Teatro Pubblico Pugliese and hosts various local cultural events, the concert season of the Fasanomusica association and the Fasano Jazz festival, organized annually by the Municipality. (updated Jan 2021) 4 Social Theater, Via Nazionale dei Trulli. The theater was founded by the Mutual Aid Workers' Society at the end of the 19th century, now owned by the municipality and completely renovated in 2007. (updated Jan 2021) 5 Palazzo dei Congressi, Viale Toledo, Selva di Fasano (c/o the Casina Municipale). The theater is a large municipal hall, mainly for summer use, which hosts events and exhibitions including "The Fasanese handicraft exhibition". (updated Jan 2021)

Events Stella sulla grotta. Since 1986 the great Christmas comet made with thousands of light bulbs located on a natural cave of Monte Rivolta. The Stella sulla grotta committee also organizes the living nativity scene in the cave (6 January), various pilgrimages and a city nativity scene competition. (updated Jan 2021) Fasano-Selva Cup. It's a car race held in the first Sunday of August. (updated Jan 2021) Fasano Jazz. It's a Jazz music festival in the streets of the historic center of Fasano hold in June. (updated Jan 2021) La Scamiciata. It's an historical re-enactment of the victory over the Turks, hold in the Third Sunday of June. (updated Jan 2021)

美食

The dishes of Fasano are:

Taralli, rings made with flour, wine and oil. Focaccia, a particular bread, similar to a very thick and softer pizza, which can be covered with tomatoes and olives, or stuffed with onions or turnips. The day in which all Fasanese eat focaccia is Good Friday, to abstain from eating meat. Panzerotti, dishes prepared w