Fortezza Svevo-Angioina
Imposing 13th-century fortress blending Swabian and Angevin architecture, built under Frederick II and later enlarged by Charles I of Anjou; one of the largest in southern Italy.
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Les informations utiles à connaître avant ta visite.
🅿️ Parking
The historic center can be visited on foot. Park on the outskirts of the center and follow local signage (free or paid parking depending on the zones).
Weekdays from 6:30 PM to 5:00 AM, Sundays and public holidays all day (access restricted to authorized vehicles: residents, public transport, emergency services, disabled persons). ZTL hours and rules may change. Always check the signs at the zone entrance to avoid fines.
Mattinata (Gargano)
Distance : 74000
Historique, souabe et romaine, à taille humaine
Exceptional imperial and Roman heritage, rich multicultural history, one of the largest fortresses in southern Italy
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Visiting the Swabian-Angevin fortress, discovering the Roman amphitheatre, exploring the Museo Civico Fiorelli
2 to 3 h — Quick visit | 4 to 5 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
2 to 3 h — Quick visit | 4 to 5 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
Les informations utiles pour organiser ton arrivée, tes déplacements et ton stationnement autour de cette destination.
From Foggia, allow about 20 minutes (19 km).
Lucera station, the terminus of the Foggia–Lucera line operated by Ferrovie del Gargano, is about 700 m from Porta Troia. Regular trains to Foggia.
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Bus connections exist with Foggia (SITA Sud line Carlantino–Lucera–Foggia, on weekdays) and neighboring municipalities. See lines
Lucera, in the Foggia area, still bears the imprint of Frederick II. The 13th-century Swabian-Angevin fortress overlooks the town, not far from the Roman amphitheatre from the Augustan era, which could seat 16,000 to 18,000 spectators. From 1223, Frederick II settled Muslims from Sicily here; the Gothic-Angevin cathedral has stood since 1302 on the site of their mosque. The Fiorelli Museum rounds out the visit. About 20 minutes from Foggia, it’s a great stop before heading up to the Monti Dauni.
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The historic center can be visited on foot. Park on the outskirts of the center and follow local signage (free or paid parking depending on the zones).
Weekdays from 6:30 PM to 5:00 AM, Sundays and public holidays all day (access restricted to authorized vehicles: residents, public transport, emergency services, disabled persons). ZTL hours and rules may change. Always check the signs at the zone entrance to avoid fines.
Mattinata (Gargano)
Distance : 74000
Historique, souabe et romaine, à taille humaine
Exceptional imperial and Roman heritage, rich multicultural history, one of the largest fortresses in southern Italy
Information non renseignée pour le moment.
Visiting the Swabian-Angevin fortress, discovering the Roman amphitheatre, exploring the Museo Civico Fiorelli
2 to 3 h — Quick visit | 4 to 5 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
2 to 3 h — Quick visit | 4 to 5 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
From Foggia, allow about 20 minutes (19 km).
Lucera station, the terminus of the Foggia–Lucera line operated by Ferrovie del Gargano, is about 700 m from Porta Troia. Regular trains to Foggia.
Hours & tickets:
Trainline
Trenitalia
Bus connections exist with Foggia (SITA Sud line Carlantino–Lucera–Foggia, on weekdays) and neighboring municipalities. See lines
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Imposing 13th-century fortress blending Swabian and Angevin architecture, built under Frederick II and later enlarged by Charles I of Anjou; one of the largest in southern Italy.
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Augustan-era Roman amphitheatre, among the largest in southern Italy and older than the Colosseum in Rome, bearing witness to the splendor of ancient Luceria.
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14th-century Gothic-Angevin cathedral, the spiritual heart of the city and an episcopal seat since at least the 5th century.
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Archaeological museum housing important collections from excavations of the ancient city and its rich multicultural past.
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Church on Piazza Tribunali, diocesan sanctuary of Saint Francis Anthony Fasani since 2001 and a minor basilica since 2012.
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