Lecce Roman Amphitheater
The Roman Amphitheater in Piazza Sant'Oronzo is a 2nd-century arena partially excavated in the center of Lecce, visible from the square above. Free to see from the street level.
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Lecce
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Lecce is the “Florence of the South,” with ornate baroque churches, a walkable old town, and Puglian prices that make it one of Italy’s best budget stops. The pleasure here is mostly free: wandering the honey-colored old town, stepping into the baroque churches, and eating cheap with a few-euro rustico or pasticciotto from a bakery. It connects by train up the heel to Bari, so the two pair naturally on a low-cost southern run.
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Lecce Historic Center
Lecce is the "Florence of the South," a city of ornate Baroque limestone buildings in the heel of Italy's boot. Free to walk.
Lecce Basilica di Santa Croce
The Basilica di Santa Croce is the masterpiece of Lecce Baroque, with a facade so densely carved with flowers, animals, angels, and grotesque figures that it looks like a wedding cake made of stone. Free to enter.
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