Nardò, Italy

Nardò, Italy

Nardò Italy

Nardò (Latin: Neritum or Neretum; Messapic: Nareton) is a town and comune in the southern Italian region of Apulia, in the province of Lecce. In 2014, it had a population of 20,766. Main sights: - Piazza Salandra, the main square and the center of the town. - Nardò Cathedral, originally built around 1000 AD. It has an 18th-century façade, but the interior preserves its original Romanesque-Gothic appearance. - Church of San Domenico (16th–18th centuries), featuring a richly decorated Baroque façade with caryatids, columns, and vegetal motifs. - Chiesa del Carmine, notable for its fine Renaissance portal. - Church of San Cosimo (1618). - Temple of the Osanna (1603). - The Nardò Ring, a high-speed automotive test track located in Nardò.
Recommended airport
Casale (BDS)
Nearby destinations
  • Otranto, Apulia a 39.40 km
  • Ugento a 29.74 km
  • Gallipoli a 13.77 km