Discovering Monte Sant'Angelo between culture and history

A winding road with a breathtaking view of the gulf of Manfredonia: Monte Sant'Angelo is an unmissable stop for those visiting the Gargano, the richest center in art, history and culture. Visit it with an expert guide and admire the Sanctuary of San Michele Arcangelo, an ancient place of worship, testimony of Lombardic art in Italy and a UNESCO world heritage site. Walking in the Junno district, among low houses and alleys, breathing in all the charm of the Norman castle, residence of the King Frederick II. Refresh yourself with a delicious break, tasting the typical stuffed Hosts, two white, oval wafers of unleavened bread filled with toasted almonds, caramelized with sugar and honey. Then stop in a farmhouse surrounded by nature for a lunch featuring traditional and genuine products. After lunch, continue towards the Basilica of Santa Maria di Siponto, about 3 km from Manfredonia, an example of Apulian-Romanesque architecture, with a 3D reconstruction of the ancient early Christian Basilica. The way to end an experience of extraordinary charm with a flourish.