Galatina: A Glimpse into the Golden age of Europe
Galatina, Italy is truly an astonishing place located in the southernmost region of Italy, otherwise known as the Puglia. Galatina is often regarded as a national treasure for its beautiful architecture that surrounds the town as it left historical traces dating back to the Golden age of Europe. During that time, Galantina was bombarded by Byzantine, Spanish, and Norman people whose traces are evident in the town’s churches and buildings. Such extravagant town is even known for its lovely people, the ambiance of the town’s street lights at night, and the overall atmosphere that lingers throughout; giving its tourists a little taste of the town’s culture and history.
Best Time to Visit
On average, the temperature in Galatina, IT is very much pleasant most of the year. It is best to kick start your day by roaming the streets of Galantina from May to October because of the warm summer breeze that fits perfectly for a weekend getaway.
What to Do & Area Attractions
It is a must to visit its baroque-style churches dating as far back to the 13th century, such as the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, and The Chapel of San Paolo. To cool off from the sun, the Tarantismo Museum will entertain you with its displayed architectural styles. Lastly, to grab a quick drink at the town’s Santi Dimitri Azienda Agricola Winery and lay back at a beautiful fountain located at Lampada senza Luce with a couple of friends as you all enjoy the scenery of what the town of Galatina has to offer is a moment worth cherishing. End your day by staying at the finest Galatina, IT hotels like the Villa Elisabetta with luxurious quarters, free wifi, and even a free breakfast for the next morning or stay at the very beautiful interior of Hotel Hermitage.