Castello
Castle built from the 16th century onward by the Domini Roberti and completed under the Caracciolo. Quadrangular layout with four corner towers, a national monument since 1924.
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The center is small: park nearby and visit on foot.
ℹ️ A town council resolution (no. 80/2024) reserves parking in the historic center for certain categories (residents, non-resident owners, shopkeepers), with a permit issued by the local police. No ZTL is mentioned on the official pages consulted; boundaries and hours have not been verified. ℹ️ ZTL hours and rules may change. Always check the signage at the entrance to the zone to avoid a fine.
Castellaneta Marina
Distance : 19000
Village bâti au bord d’une gravina, où l’habitat rupestre médiéval fait partie du paysage.
A castle listed as a national monument, a remarkable collection of Byzantine rock-cut churches, a spectacular gravina perfect for hiking, and renowned citrus and olive oil production.
Information non renseignée pour le moment.
Visiting the castle, exploring the rock churches and cave village, walking along the gravina
2 hours for the castle, the rock-cut village and the main rock churches.
2 hours – Quick visit | Half-day – Recommended visit | 1 day – Full visit
Les informations utiles pour organiser ton arrivée, tes déplacements et ton stationnement autour de cette destination.
From Taranto, allow about 40 min (≈ 35 km). The A14 has a Palagianello exit.
Palagianello station, opened in 2008 outside the town center, is served by regional trains on the Bari–Taranto line: check schedules before you go.
Bus connections to Taranto are available. See lines
Palagianello sits at an altitude of 133 m on the edge of a gravina, a ravine that protects the ancient center. On its eastern wall, a troglodyte village has been tiered in caves since the Middle Ages. The castle, built starting in the 16th century, has a quadrangular plan with four corner towers and has been a national monument since 1924. The rock churches of San Girolamo and Santa Lucia preserve ancient fresco cycles.






Les informations pratiques pour organiser ta visite.
Consulte la carte des bornes de recharge disponibles autour de cette destination.
Voir les bornes de rechargeThe center is small: park nearby and visit on foot.
ℹ️ A town council resolution (no. 80/2024) reserves parking in the historic center for certain categories (residents, non-resident owners, shopkeepers), with a permit issued by the local police. No ZTL is mentioned on the official pages consulted; boundaries and hours have not been verified. ℹ️ ZTL hours and rules may change. Always check the signage at the entrance to the zone to avoid a fine.
Castellaneta Marina
Distance : 19000
Village bâti au bord d’une gravina, où l’habitat rupestre médiéval fait partie du paysage.
A castle listed as a national monument, a remarkable collection of Byzantine rock-cut churches, a spectacular gravina perfect for hiking, and renowned citrus and olive oil production.
Information non renseignée pour le moment.
Visiting the castle, exploring the rock churches and cave village, walking along the gravina
2 hours for the castle, the rock-cut village and the main rock churches.
2 hours – Quick visit | Half-day – Recommended visit | 1 day – Full visit
From Taranto, allow about 40 min (≈ 35 km). The A14 has a Palagianello exit.
Palagianello station, opened in 2008 outside the town center, is served by regional trains on the Bari–Taranto line: check schedules before you go.
Bus connections to Taranto are available. See lines
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Castle built from the 16th century onward by the Domini Roberti and completed under the Caracciolo. Quadrangular layout with four corner towers, a national monument since 1924.
Rock-cut church with frescoes from the 14th-15th centuries.
Rock-cut church that preserves an ancient cycle of frescoes.
11th-century rock-cut church.
Cave dwellings carved into the eastern wall of the ravine, built up in tiers since the Middle Ages.
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