TAKE a look at the little-known sunshine spot with historical sites, delicious cuisine, sandy beaches and €25 Ryanair flights from Dublin.
Brindisi is a stunning city located on the southeastern coast of Italy.
Brindisi is a stunning Italian port city[/caption]
And Ryanair flights from Dublin go as low as €25[/caption]
The sunshine spot is an underrated Mediterranean gem[/caption]
Brindisi has warm, sunny springs and summers, with temperatures often reaching around 30°C.
This historic port city is often regarded as one of the most underrated spots in Italy, with its ancient Roman landmarks, stunning coastal views and sandy beaches.
The city is surrounded by charming, historic buildings, beautiful waterfronts and lovely parks that are known for their Mediterranean charm.
And with Ryanair flights from Dublin starting at just €25 this spring, now is the perfect time to visit.
Brindisi’s coastline is dotted with stunning beaches and natural parks, offering visitors the perfect spot to enjoy the Mediterranean beauty.
The clear waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling or simply soaking up the sun with a drink.
Brindisi’s main beaches Lido Azzurro and Torre Guaceto are both lovely spots for families or those looking to enjoy a day in the sun on the soft sand.
For a more calm experience away from the crowds, the beaches of Cala Toni offer quiet spots where you can enjoy the stunning coastline in peace.
Whether you’re after a day of relaxation or looking for a bit of adventure in the water, Brindisi’s coastline offers plenty of options to suit every holidaymaker.
For history lovers, Brindisi’s Old Town is a must-visit.
This charming district is home to historic buildings like the Roman columns, the Church of San Giovanni, and the stunning Castello Svevo.
Exploring Brindisi’s Old Town is like stepping back in time, with its narrow streets, historic structures and mix of cultures that date back to Roman times.
For nature lovers, the nearby Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve offers stunning views and untouched landscapes, perfect for birdwatching and taking pictures.
The city is also known for its delicious cuisine, and it is often far more affordable than in other Italian cities.
Delicious cuisine
Brindisi’s waterfront is lined with excellent restaurants and cafes serving fresh fish, grilled meats and local specialties like orecchiette pasta.
For a drink, expect to pay around €2 to €4 for a local beer or €3 to €5 for a glass of Puglia’s famous Primitivo wine at one of the city’s seaside bars.
Brindisi’s nightlife is also lively, with beach bars and nightclubs offering a great atmosphere for enjoying cocktails or a drink with a view of the sea.
What’s more, Brindisi offers many upscale bars and lounges in the heart of the city – perfect for a glamorous night out.
Along with its natural beauty and historical landmarks, Brindisi hosts many cultural festivals throughout the year, such as the Brindisi Dance Film Festival.
With affordable flights, delicious cuisine and stunning beaches, Brindisi is the perfect spot for anyone looking to explore the beauty of this southern Italian gem.
The sunshine spot is a must-visit this spring[/caption]
