Alliste: Historical and Oceanic Haven
A melting pot of cultures, Alliste is a town in the Apulia region in Italy. Alliste is named after the wings of an angel, which the refugees from Felline said protected them while fleeing Felline. Alliste is a hilly area but slopes gently towards the Ionian Sea, which is why tourists can enjoy a shoreline undisturbed by over-development.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Alliste would be during the months of May, June, and September, which is when the weather and temperature is the nicest. Tourists can still opt to visit during the months of April and October, but Tourists have to expect some rainy and chilly days. During the month of October, Alliste celebrates its patron saint’s festival – the festivities happen over a course of 3 days, abundant in music and food. Another festival that Tourists can enjoy is the Il Canto Delle Cicale (Song of the Cicadas), which highlights the cultures of Mediterranean countries through its food, art, and music. To get to Alliste, tourists can book a flight to Brindisi Airport.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Travellers can go on a pilgrimage in Alliste, and visit the different churches in the area. One would be the Church of San Quintino, which is the parish church of the area. There is also the Church of San Giuseppe, which is a 4-minute walk away from the city center. Tourists can book a room in the Salento al Mare, which is close to the city center. Alternative notable hotels located close downtown include the Hotel Jonico and the Felline in B&B. both offering superb accommodations and quality hospitality services to its guests.