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The small town of Giurdignano is considered the 'Megalithic Garden of Italy'. Surrounded by dolmens, menhirs and ancient stones, the Salento village offers visitors an authentic picture-postcard scenery that unfolds among cobbled streets, courtyard houses and historical monuments.
Giurdignano is a town and comune in the province of Lecce in the Apulia region of south-east Italy. History. The human presence in the area of Giurdignano dates to as early as the Bronze Age, as testified by the presence of numerous menhirs and dolmens. Later it was conquered by the Romans (archaeological findings include a 2nd-3rd century AD ...
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Defined as the megalithic garden of Italy due to its incredible concentration of dolmens and menhirs from the Neolithic era, Giurdignano, in the province of Lecce, is a place of great attraction for slow and aware travellers, who love to discover areas of high cultural value in slow way.
Giurdignano is a village in Giurdignano, Lecce, Apulia and has about 1,790 residents. Giurdignano is situated close to the hamlet Casamassella and the village Uggiano la Chiesa . Overview
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