11 Sights in Brindisi, Italy (with Map and Images)

The cathedral of Brindisi, officially the pontifical cathedral basilica of Brindisi or cathedral of Brindisi or basilica of the Visitation and St. John the Baptist, was consecrated by Pope Urban II in 1089 and completed in 1143. It has the dignity of a minor basilica.

Wikipedia: Cattedrale di Brindisi (IT)

The monument to the Sailor of Italy is a rudder-shaped structure about 53 meters high that stands out over the port of Brindisi; The structure is in reinforced concrete entirely covered in carparo. It is colloquially known among Brindisi residents as "la jatta 'ssittata".

Wikipedia: Monumento al Marinaio d'Italia (IT)

The Swabian Castle of Brindisi, also known as the Land Castle or the Swabian-Aragonese Castle, is located close to the historic center of Brindisi, a part of it overlooks the inner part of the city port, also defending this important area of the city.

Wikipedia: Castello svevo (Brindisi) (IT)

The rock church of San Biagio is located in a rock village built along the rocky walls of the depression created by the course of the Royal Canal, not far from the Jannuzzo farm, in the municipal area of Brindisi, about 11 km west of the capital in the direction of San Vito dei Normanni; the latter municipality is entrusted with the management of the monument.

Wikipedia: Chiesa rupestre di San Biagio (IT)

The church of San Benedetto is a Romanesque sacred building located in Brindisi. Open for worship, it was the seat of the Parishes of Sant'Anna and San Benedetto. Today it is the rectory of the Cathedral parish.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di San Benedetto (Brindisi) (IT)

The Tancredi fountain is a monumental fountain located in Brindisi, on the route of the ancient Via Traiana not far from the entrance to the city. It was built to give the opportunity to drink to the transport animals that arrived in the city, but also to allow the irrigation of the fields in the area.

Wikipedia: Fontana Tancredi (IT)

The Church of the Holy Trinity or Santa Lucia is a church located in the historic center of Brindisi. One of the oldest parishes in Brindisi was established in it and as such it still functions today,

Wikipedia: Chiesa della Santissima Trinità (Brindisi) (IT), Website

Torre Testa del Gallico or Jaddico or Capogallo, known in Brindisi as the tower of "Giancola" is a ruined coastal tower in Salento in the land of Otranto, 7 km along the northern coast road from Brindisi (Italy).

Wikipedia: Torre Testa del Gallico (IT)

Torre Mattarelle is a coastal tower in the Salento region of the land of Otranto. It is the last of the coastal towers south of the countryside of Brindisi located as a monument within the Salina di Punta della Contessa Regional Natural Park. Its construction dates back to the other Salento coastal towers during the Kingdom of Naples. Today the tower, almost completely collapsed due to the erosion of the sea, is in a total state of neglect.

Wikipedia: Torre Mattarelle (IT)

The limarie tanks of Brindisi were cisterns for the decantation and sedimentation of water from wells outside the city which, thanks to natural pressure, fed some fountains in the city. They thus constituted the final part of the Roman aqueduct that brought water from the Pozzo di Vito to Brundisium, through a path partly underground and partly elevated.

Wikipedia: Vasche limarie (IT)

The temple of San Miserino is a religious building, currently in ruins, in the current municipality of San Donaci, in the province of Brindisi, in the Monticello district, near the so-called Limitone dei Greci.

Wikipedia: Tempietto di San Miserino (IT)