Location: Manduria
Top Things to do in Manduria
- 1. Museo della Civilta del Vino Primitivo
- 2. Spiaggia Salina dei Monaci
- 3. Spiaggia di San Pietro in Bevagna
- 4. Riserva Naturale della Foce del Fiume Chidro
- 5. Centro Storico di Manduria
- 6. Duomo di Manduria
- 7. Societa' Coop. Cantina Sociale Di Manduria
- 8. Ghetto Ebraico
- 9. Spiaggia di Borraco
- 10. Bosco Cuturi
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Manduria, Italy
Manduria is a city and comune of Apulia, Italy, in the province of Taranto. With c. 32,000 inhabitants (2013), it is located 35 kilometres (22 mi) east of Taranto, and 14 kilometres (9 mi) north of the coast.
Restaurants in Manduria
1. Museo della Civilta del Vino Primitivo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 199 reviews
The Museum of the Wine Primitivo Culture was created to remind the men and the objects that marked the history of wine Primitivo. The fascinating expositive journey is divided into more than thirty settings in ancient underground cisterns of a nineteenth-century cellar which have been transformed in original environments with different themes. The Museum offers to the visiting wine lovers different wine tastings accompanied by food of the authentic rural tradition gastronomy: during these tastings food and wines are described in detail as part of the local history.
Reviewed By Ian A - Francavilla Fontana, Italy
The museum is situated beneath the main cantina building in what used to be the concrete / stone vats used to store the wine in the past. As you move between rooms you can tell which were used to store red or white wine based on the colours of the stained walls. The museum gives a fascinating insight into some of the history of wine making in this region but also into rural life in the south of Italy. It is a real gem.
Meanwhile, the list of wines produced by the cantina is very impressive and covers the main traditional grape varieties of this part of Puglia (fiano, negroamaro and malvasia nera). However, needless to say it is dominated by wines made from the Primitivo di Manduria grape, with four fabulous options (Memoria, Lirica, Elegia and Sonetto), six when you include their rosato and Madrigale, which is a sweet wine great with dessert. Elegia is amongst my all time favourites red wines – it really showcases the unique characteristics of the primitivo grape. I love it!
2. Spiaggia Salina dei Monaci
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By 5SugarSpice - Lake Como, Italy
This is a lovely beach between a gorgeous little tower and a salt pit. The "Salina" salt lake attracts flocks of Flamingos. That was a lovely sight. The beach, unfortunately, does need some cleaning. Around the corner from the tower you'll find some restaurants but don't go too late no one will feed you.
3. Spiaggia di San Pietro in Bevagna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 470 reviews
Reviewed By debbie p - london
Beautiful beach and clear blue sea, but the beach is never cleaned, always dirty full of algae, cigarette buts, bottles and food waste.
It is such a shame because San Pietro could be a beautiful little seaside resort, in the town itself there is not much to do, lots of fast food takeaways and mini markets.
It needs to be brought up to scratch, a few good restaurants, wine bars and the most imporant a few beach bars.
The council need to keep the beach clean.
4. Riserva Naturale della Foce del Fiume Chidro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By pandalovespandozza
Before ending our vacation my fiancee took us here after lunch,barefoot we walk and I was amazed about the water...maybe next summer I would suggest my fiancee to take me there...
5. Centro Storico di Manduria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By James C - San Francisco, California
We arrived midday as a stop over on a bicycle tour of Puglia. Like a lot of places in Puglia, it is very rare to see people in the middle of the day, we walked around the empty streets of the historic center and it felt like a ghost town, lovely but sort of creepy on a bright sunny day. At night the whole town comes to life, the streets and squares are brimming with people enjoying the good life and a proseperous town. What a difference between night and day, my friend joked that maybe everyone is a vmpire and can only come out once the sun has gone down
6. Duomo di Manduria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By nicolas s - Milan, Italy
i recommend strolling and aside from the Duomo itself, which is very nice, the whole maze of narrow streets and former palaces is definitely worth it !
7. Societa' Coop. Cantina Sociale Di Manduria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By beachloverBainsville - Bainsville
My husband and I did the tour and learned about the fascinating history of wine and grapes in the area. We then experienced the wine paired with a few tasty treats. Our favourite by far was the full bodied Elegia! It's truly like drinking complex candy. The only regret was we didn't buy more. Unfortunately, it is not available in Canada! :(
8. Ghetto Ebraico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By HampshireBirdman - Martina Franca, Italy
Wandering through these back lanes it is easy to appreciate how people lived in past times. There are odd nookes and crannies, odd doorways and windows. Unfortunately our visit was during a rainy afternoon so photography was not possible. Gives a good reason to return another day.
It is a shame that there is no interpretation, but that is normal in Italy.
9. Spiaggia di Borraco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By fiammaben - Rome, Italy
La spiaggia più bella della zona a mio parere... fiume piccolo di acqua dolce che sbocca in mare dove i bimbi si divertono a tuffarsi e pescare... a me piace anche per il fatto che è spiaggia libera e selvaggia ... bisogna portarsi tutto ma per noi è il top.
10. Bosco Cuturi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By fefie - Francavilla Fontana, Italy
Luogo magico, incantato, un luogo dove assaggiare e integrarti completamente con la pace della natura più selvaggia.
Un posto da visitare!
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