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Southern Italy Summer 2023

Travelogue
By the way, there is also a digital city tour for Füssen on the Lauschtour app.

By the way, there is also a digital city tour for Füssen on the Lauschtour app.
From here we cycled to Innsbruck. The town of Hall is also worth a visit. The small town has a medieval, well-preserved character and can be reached on foot in just under 15 minutes from the CP.




From here we cycled to Innsbruck. The town of Hall is also worth a visit. The small town has a medieval, well-preserved character and can be reached on foot in just under 15 minutes from the CP.




In the app izi.travel there is an interesting city tour through Verona with all the main sights. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city attracts many visitors. It took us about 20 minutes by bike from the CP, although the route is quite chaotic. The bike lanes (if any) run back and forth and often against the direction of travel of the cars.
In the app izi.travel there is an interesting city tour through Verona with all the main sights. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city attracts many visitors. It took us about 20 minutes by bike from the CP, although the route is quite chaotic. The bike lanes (if any) run back and forth and often against the direction of travel of the cars.
A highlight on the CP are fireflies. They can be seen flying in the evenings in May/June. That brings back childhood memories. 🤗



A highlight on the CP are fireflies. They can be seen flying in the evenings in May/June. That brings back childhood memories. 🤗
Unfortunately, the parking space for bicycles in the village is very limited. After a long search we found a place. But you can also take the bus from the CP to the city.
On a tour of the city you can admire the three towers and the many small streets. We left out the Coin and Stamp Museum and the Vampire Museum.
Unfortunately, the parking space for bicycles in the village is very limited. After a long search we found a place. But you can also take the bus from the CP to the city.
On a tour of the city you can admire the three towers and the many small streets. We left out the Coin and Stamp Museum and the Vampire Museum.




The CP is in a bay and the site has shady pitches under pine trees. Pitches directly by the sea can only be booked for stays of 7 days or more. We paid 19€/N with ACSI.

The CP is in a bay and the site has shady pitches under pine trees. Pitches directly by the sea can only be booked for stays of 7 days or more. We paid 19€/N with ACSI.
Red Bull Cliff Diving has been held here several times. A highlight of the city is the grandiose Grotta Palazzese, a cave restaurant overlooking the sea.
In the narrow streets there are many fashion and souvenir shops.



Red Bull Cliff Diving has been held here several times. A highlight of the city is the grandiose Grotta Palazzese, a cave restaurant overlooking the sea.
In the narrow streets there are many fashion and souvenir shops.
A very nice place with narrow streets, but also shopping opportunities and commercial streets. There are many churches to visit in the old town.
A very nice place with narrow streets, but also shopping opportunities and commercial streets. There are many churches to visit in the old town.
The small town of Alberobello includes an entire closed quarter, which is entirely built up with trulli. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The neighborhood is reminiscent of a fairy tale setting from a movie, with hundreds of white pointed-hat houses, with splashes of blue, green, and sand-colored pops of color. Some trulli are more than 300 years old. They protect you from the heat in summer and keep you warm in winter.
The place is an absolute tourist attraction, ie already in the preseason you fight your way through crowds. It is therefore definitely worth taking a tour around Alberobello. Here you can look at many trulli in peace. For us, this tour was the real highlight.
The small town of Alberobello includes an entire closed quarter, which is entirely built up with trulli. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The neighborhood is reminiscent of a fairy tale setting from a movie, with hundreds of white pointed-hat houses, with splashes of blue, green, and sand-colored pops of color. Some trulli are more than 300 years old. They protect you from the heat in summer and keep you warm in winter.
The place is an absolute tourist attraction, ie already in the preseason you fight your way through crowds. It is therefore definitely worth taking a tour around Alberobello. Here you can look at many trulli in peace. For us, this tour was the real highlight.
As with all car parks, it is quite noisy at night. But the great view down to the coast and proximity to the great white town of Ostuni makes up for it.


As with all car parks, it is quite noisy at night. But the great view down to the coast and proximity to the great white town of Ostuni makes up for it.
In Lecce itself you will be struck by baroque facades and a multitude of churches. To gain access, you usually have to book tickets online. We saved this because clerical pomp is not our thing. Nevertheless, we really liked the city. You should definitely plan a tour - if only because of the good ice cream 🍦.
In Lecce itself you will be struck by baroque facades and a multitude of churches. To gain access, you usually have to book tickets online. We saved this because clerical pomp is not our thing. Nevertheless, we really liked the city. You should definitely plan a tour - if only because of the good ice cream 🍦.








It takes about 20 minutes by bike to get to the Castell. As the weather was very bad, we only made a short visit.





It takes about 20 minutes by bike to get to the Castell. As the weather was very bad, we only made a short visit.
A campsite like a jungle! With a lot of love and time, the owner has created a wonderful Mediterranean flora, with walking paths and individually designed corners. On hot days it is definitely a relief to stay here. Unfortunately it rained here and in this weather you long for every ray of sunshine. The mosquitoes also annoyed us quite a bit. But the place can't do anything about it. We spent two nights here for 27€/N including electricity and tourist tax.



A campsite like a jungle! With a lot of love and time, the owner has created a wonderful Mediterranean flora, with walking paths and individually designed corners. On hot days it is definitely a relief to stay here. Unfortunately it rained here and in this weather you long for every ray of sunshine. The mosquitoes also annoyed us quite a bit. But the place can't do anything about it. We spent two nights here for 27€/N including electricity and tourist tax.
The driveway is a bit adventurous. The last kilometer is unpaved.



The driveway is a bit adventurous. The last kilometer is unpaved.
The path passes above the gorge and offers great views of it.


The path passes above the gorge and offers great views of it.
Very nice parking space behind the archaeological station parking lot. The overnight price of €23 (without electricity) includes the transfer to Matera. A very convenient solution that we were happy to take advantage of.
The next morning we walked a little further along the footpath to Matera. Unfortunately, due to previous rain, the entire path was closed.

Very nice parking space behind the archaeological station parking lot. The overnight price of €23 (without electricity) includes the transfer to Matera. A very convenient solution that we were happy to take advantage of.
The next morning we walked a little further along the footpath to Matera. Unfortunately, due to previous rain, the entire path was closed.Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world. Until 1950, the cave dwellings, the so-called Sassi di Matera, were used as dwellings. These are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
The visit to the city and a short hike on the opposite plateau were definitely among the highlights of our tour of Italy.



Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world. Until 1950, the cave dwellings, the so-called Sassi di Matera, were used as dwellings. These are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
The visit to the city and a short hike on the opposite plateau were definitely among the highlights of our tour of Italy.

For €25/N including electricity, it was totally fine.

For €25/N including electricity, it was totally fine.




But the hit in Vigo is the Tartuffo ice cream. Directly opposite the parking lot is a bar where you can enjoy the local specialty.



But the hit in Vigo is the Tartuffo ice cream. Directly opposite the parking lot is a bar where you can enjoy the local specialty.
The sea is a force, but many other people also appreciate it, so that there is quite a tourist hype.
From the port you can go to the Aeolian Islands. The trip to Stromboli was supposed to cost 60€/P, but according to our impression it was no more than a coffee trip. We then enjoyed the view of the volcano from the CP.


The sea is a force, but many other people also appreciate it, so that there is quite a tourist hype.
From the port you can go to the Aeolian Islands. The trip to Stromboli was supposed to cost 60€/P, but according to our impression it was no more than a coffee trip. We then enjoyed the view of the volcano from the CP.






Another highlight of the area is the buffalo mozzarello. Corresponding farms can be visited in Paestum.





Another highlight of the area is the buffalo mozzarello. Corresponding farms can be visited in Paestum.
Of course, we promptly got hold of the one for tents and were allowed to leave again. We then saved ourselves the trip to second place and headed towards Rome. As we all know, all roads lead here.
Of course, we promptly got hold of the one for tents and were allowed to leave again. We then saved ourselves the trip to second place and headed towards Rome. As we all know, all roads lead here.

In Rome itself you hardly meet any cyclists. Nevertheless, we found it very comfortable to cycle from sight to sight.
The CP has a swimming pool and very good sanitary facilities. We still got the last day of the ACSI discount - with 23 €/N plus visitor's tax a cheap stay.

In Rome itself you hardly meet any cyclists. Nevertheless, we found it very comfortable to cycle from sight to sight.
The CP has a swimming pool and very good sanitary facilities. We still got the last day of the ACSI discount - with 23 €/N plus visitor's tax a cheap stay.
Oh yes, at the Trevi Fountain we ate 2 ice creams (one or 2 scoops each) for 16€. We then saved ourselves the obligatory coin toss in the fountain. 😉





Oh yes, at the Trevi Fountain we ate 2 ice creams (one or 2 scoops each) for 16€. We then saved ourselves the obligatory coin toss in the fountain. 😉
It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the thermal baths. The path goes through the adjacent fields. At the back end of the car park there is a separate exit to get on the road.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the thermal baths. The path goes through the adjacent fields. At the back end of the car park there is a separate exit to get on the road.



5 minutes walk to Monteriggione. The place offers real Tuscan atmosphere without the hustle and bustle and is a real alternative to Siena.




5 minutes walk to Monteriggione. The place offers real Tuscan atmosphere without the hustle and bustle and is a real alternative to Siena.
By the way, we parked for free in a parking lot (see park4night). It was about a 10 minute walk uphill to downtown.



By the way, we parked for free in a parking lot (see park4night). It was about a 10 minute walk uphill to downtown.



Of course, we also took the obligatory walk to Gefro the next morning.


Of course, we also took the obligatory walk to Gefro the next morning.
It was a varied and highly interesting trip, with culture and sights in the foreground. Because of the weather and the on-site conditions (beaches and sea not comparable to Corsica or Sardinia), beach stays have only taken place occasionally. But this was also clear to us from the start and also not the goal of the trip
The road conditions in southern Italy were a drop of bitterness. The partly very small streets were mostly littered with holes and bumps. Combined with the inevitable increased attention for Italian drivers who want to overtake, the distances between our stops were a real challenge. Even the west coast of Corsica, on the other hand, was a coffee ride.
But that shouldn't deter you from making this trip. It was a great experience and places like Matera, Ostuni, Monteriggione, Polygnano, Paestum, Tropea, Lecce or or or... you don't forget so quickly.
It was a varied and highly interesting trip, with culture and sights in the foreground. Because of the weather and the on-site conditions (beaches and sea not comparable to Corsica or Sardinia), beach stays have only taken place occasionally. But this was also clear to us from the start and also not the goal of the trip
The road conditions in southern Italy were a drop of bitterness. The partly very small streets were mostly littered with holes and bumps. Combined with the inevitable increased attention for Italian drivers who want to overtake, the distances between our stops were a real challenge. Even the west coast of Corsica, on the other hand, was a coffee ride.
But that shouldn't deter you from making this trip. It was a great experience and places like Matera, Ostuni, Monteriggione, Polygnano, Paestum, Tropea, Lecce or or or... you don't forget so quickly.
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In Lecce selbst wird man erschlagen von barocken Fassaden und eine Vielzahl von Kirchen. Für den Zutritt muss man meistens Eintrittskarten über das Internet buchen. Wir haben uns dies gespart, da klerikaler Prunk nicht so unsere Sache ist. Trotzdem hat uns die Stadt sehr gefallen. Einen Rundgang sollte man auf jeden Fall einplanen - schon alleine wegen des guten Eis 🍦.
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Travelogue
By the way, there is also a digital city tour for Füssen on the Lauschtour app.

By the way, there is also a digital city tour for Füssen on the Lauschtour app.
From here we cycled to Innsbruck. The town of Hall is also worth a visit. The small town has a medieval, well-preserved character and can be reached on foot in just under 15 minutes from the CP.




From here we cycled to Innsbruck. The town of Hall is also worth a visit. The small town has a medieval, well-preserved character and can be reached on foot in just under 15 minutes from the CP.




In the app izi.travel there is an interesting city tour through Verona with all the main sights. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city attracts many visitors. It took us about 20 minutes by bike from the CP, although the route is quite chaotic. The bike lanes (if any) run back and forth and often against the direction of travel of the cars.
In the app izi.travel there is an interesting city tour through Verona with all the main sights. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city attracts many visitors. It took us about 20 minutes by bike from the CP, although the route is quite chaotic. The bike lanes (if any) run back and forth and often against the direction of travel of the cars.
A highlight on the CP are fireflies. They can be seen flying in the evenings in May/June. That brings back childhood memories. 🤗



A highlight on the CP are fireflies. They can be seen flying in the evenings in May/June. That brings back childhood memories. 🤗
Unfortunately, the parking space for bicycles in the village is very limited. After a long search we found a place. But you can also take the bus from the CP to the city.
On a tour of the city you can admire the three towers and the many small streets. We left out the Coin and Stamp Museum and the Vampire Museum.
Unfortunately, the parking space for bicycles in the village is very limited. After a long search we found a place. But you can also take the bus from the CP to the city.
On a tour of the city you can admire the three towers and the many small streets. We left out the Coin and Stamp Museum and the Vampire Museum.




The CP is in a bay and the site has shady pitches under pine trees. Pitches directly by the sea can only be booked for stays of 7 days or more. We paid 19€/N with ACSI.

The CP is in a bay and the site has shady pitches under pine trees. Pitches directly by the sea can only be booked for stays of 7 days or more. We paid 19€/N with ACSI.
Red Bull Cliff Diving has been held here several times. A highlight of the city is the grandiose Grotta Palazzese, a cave restaurant overlooking the sea.
In the narrow streets there are many fashion and souvenir shops.



Red Bull Cliff Diving has been held here several times. A highlight of the city is the grandiose Grotta Palazzese, a cave restaurant overlooking the sea.
In the narrow streets there are many fashion and souvenir shops.
A very nice place with narrow streets, but also shopping opportunities and commercial streets. There are many churches to visit in the old town.
A very nice place with narrow streets, but also shopping opportunities and commercial streets. There are many churches to visit in the old town.
The small town of Alberobello includes an entire closed quarter, which is entirely built up with trulli. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The neighborhood is reminiscent of a fairy tale setting from a movie, with hundreds of white pointed-hat houses, with splashes of blue, green, and sand-colored pops of color. Some trulli are more than 300 years old. They protect you from the heat in summer and keep you warm in winter.
The place is an absolute tourist attraction, ie already in the preseason you fight your way through crowds. It is therefore definitely worth taking a tour around Alberobello. Here you can look at many trulli in peace. For us, this tour was the real highlight.
The small town of Alberobello includes an entire closed quarter, which is entirely built up with trulli. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The neighborhood is reminiscent of a fairy tale setting from a movie, with hundreds of white pointed-hat houses, with splashes of blue, green, and sand-colored pops of color. Some trulli are more than 300 years old. They protect you from the heat in summer and keep you warm in winter.
The place is an absolute tourist attraction, ie already in the preseason you fight your way through crowds. It is therefore definitely worth taking a tour around Alberobello. Here you can look at many trulli in peace. For us, this tour was the real highlight.
As with all car parks, it is quite noisy at night. But the great view down to the coast and proximity to the great white town of Ostuni makes up for it.


As with all car parks, it is quite noisy at night. But the great view down to the coast and proximity to the great white town of Ostuni makes up for it.
In Lecce itself you will be struck by baroque facades and a multitude of churches. To gain access, you usually have to book tickets online. We saved this because clerical pomp is not our thing. Nevertheless, we really liked the city. You should definitely plan a tour - if only because of the good ice cream 🍦.
In Lecce itself you will be struck by baroque facades and a multitude of churches. To gain access, you usually have to book tickets online. We saved this because clerical pomp is not our thing. Nevertheless, we really liked the city. You should definitely plan a tour - if only because of the good ice cream 🍦.








It takes about 20 minutes by bike to get to the Castell. As the weather was very bad, we only made a short visit.





It takes about 20 minutes by bike to get to the Castell. As the weather was very bad, we only made a short visit.
A campsite like a jungle! With a lot of love and time, the owner has created a wonderful Mediterranean flora, with walking paths and individually designed corners. On hot days it is definitely a relief to stay here. Unfortunately it rained here and in this weather you long for every ray of sunshine. The mosquitoes also annoyed us quite a bit. But the place can't do anything about it. We spent two nights here for 27€/N including electricity and tourist tax.



A campsite like a jungle! With a lot of love and time, the owner has created a wonderful Mediterranean flora, with walking paths and individually designed corners. On hot days it is definitely a relief to stay here. Unfortunately it rained here and in this weather you long for every ray of sunshine. The mosquitoes also annoyed us quite a bit. But the place can't do anything about it. We spent two nights here for 27€/N including electricity and tourist tax.
The driveway is a bit adventurous. The last kilometer is unpaved.



The driveway is a bit adventurous. The last kilometer is unpaved.
The path passes above the gorge and offers great views of it.


The path passes above the gorge and offers great views of it.
Very nice parking space behind the archaeological station parking lot. The overnight price of €23 (without electricity) includes the transfer to Matera. A very convenient solution that we were happy to take advantage of.
The next morning we walked a little further along the footpath to Matera. Unfortunately, due to previous rain, the entire path was closed.

Very nice parking space behind the archaeological station parking lot. The overnight price of €23 (without electricity) includes the transfer to Matera. A very convenient solution that we were happy to take advantage of.
The next morning we walked a little further along the footpath to Matera. Unfortunately, due to previous rain, the entire path was closed.Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world. Until 1950, the cave dwellings, the so-called Sassi di Matera, were used as dwellings. These are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
The visit to the city and a short hike on the opposite plateau were definitely among the highlights of our tour of Italy.



Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world. Until 1950, the cave dwellings, the so-called Sassi di Matera, were used as dwellings. These are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
The visit to the city and a short hike on the opposite plateau were definitely among the highlights of our tour of Italy.

For €25/N including electricity, it was totally fine.

For €25/N including electricity, it was totally fine.




But the hit in Vigo is the Tartuffo ice cream. Directly opposite the parking lot is a bar where you can enjoy the local specialty.



But the hit in Vigo is the Tartuffo ice cream. Directly opposite the parking lot is a bar where you can enjoy the local specialty.
The sea is a force, but many other people also appreciate it, so that there is quite a tourist hype.
From the port you can go to the Aeolian Islands. The trip to Stromboli was supposed to cost 60€/P, but according to our impression it was no more than a coffee trip. We then enjoyed the view of the volcano from the CP.


The sea is a force, but many other people also appreciate it, so that there is quite a tourist hype.
From the port you can go to the Aeolian Islands. The trip to Stromboli was supposed to cost 60€/P, but according to our impression it was no more than a coffee trip. We then enjoyed the view of the volcano from the CP.






Another highlight of the area is the buffalo mozzarello. Corresponding farms can be visited in Paestum.





Another highlight of the area is the buffalo mozzarello. Corresponding farms can be visited in Paestum.
Of course, we promptly got hold of the one for tents and were allowed to leave again. We then saved ourselves the trip to second place and headed towards Rome. As we all know, all roads lead here.
Of course, we promptly got hold of the one for tents and were allowed to leave again. We then saved ourselves the trip to second place and headed towards Rome. As we all know, all roads lead here.

In Rome itself you hardly meet any cyclists. Nevertheless, we found it very comfortable to cycle from sight to sight.
The CP has a swimming pool and very good sanitary facilities. We still got the last day of the ACSI discount - with 23 €/N plus visitor's tax a cheap stay.

In Rome itself you hardly meet any cyclists. Nevertheless, we found it very comfortable to cycle from sight to sight.
The CP has a swimming pool and very good sanitary facilities. We still got the last day of the ACSI discount - with 23 €/N plus visitor's tax a cheap stay.
Oh yes, at the Trevi Fountain we ate 2 ice creams (one or 2 scoops each) for 16€. We then saved ourselves the obligatory coin toss in the fountain. 😉





Oh yes, at the Trevi Fountain we ate 2 ice creams (one or 2 scoops each) for 16€. We then saved ourselves the obligatory coin toss in the fountain. 😉
It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the thermal baths. The path goes through the adjacent fields. At the back end of the car park there is a separate exit to get on the road.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the thermal baths. The path goes through the adjacent fields. At the back end of the car park there is a separate exit to get on the road.



5 minutes walk to Monteriggione. The place offers real Tuscan atmosphere without the hustle and bustle and is a real alternative to Siena.




5 minutes walk to Monteriggione. The place offers real Tuscan atmosphere without the hustle and bustle and is a real alternative to Siena.
By the way, we parked for free in a parking lot (see park4night). It was about a 10 minute walk uphill to downtown.



By the way, we parked for free in a parking lot (see park4night). It was about a 10 minute walk uphill to downtown.



Of course, we also took the obligatory walk to Gefro the next morning.


Of course, we also took the obligatory walk to Gefro the next morning.
It was a varied and highly interesting trip, with culture and sights in the foreground. Because of the weather and the on-site conditions (beaches and sea not comparable to Corsica or Sardinia), beach stays have only taken place occasionally. But this was also clear to us from the start and also not the goal of the trip
The road conditions in southern Italy were a drop of bitterness. The partly very small streets were mostly littered with holes and bumps. Combined with the inevitable increased attention for Italian drivers who want to overtake, the distances between our stops were a real challenge. Even the west coast of Corsica, on the other hand, was a coffee ride.
But that shouldn't deter you from making this trip. It was a great experience and places like Matera, Ostuni, Monteriggione, Polygnano, Paestum, Tropea, Lecce or or or... you don't forget so quickly.
It was a varied and highly interesting trip, with culture and sights in the foreground. Because of the weather and the on-site conditions (beaches and sea not comparable to Corsica or Sardinia), beach stays have only taken place occasionally. But this was also clear to us from the start and also not the goal of the trip
The road conditions in southern Italy were a drop of bitterness. The partly very small streets were mostly littered with holes and bumps. Combined with the inevitable increased attention for Italian drivers who want to overtake, the distances between our stops were a real challenge. Even the west coast of Corsica, on the other hand, was a coffee ride.
But that shouldn't deter you from making this trip. It was a great experience and places like Matera, Ostuni, Monteriggione, Polygnano, Paestum, Tropea, Lecce or or or... you don't forget so quickly.
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