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Located on Via Pitagora in the heart of Taranto, Palazzo Pitagora offers not only a luxurious stay but also privileged access to the city's historical and cultural treasures. Be captivated by the wonders that surround you and immerse yourself in a city rich in history, culture and natural beauty.
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  • The Aragonese Castle

    A few minutes' walk from the Pythagorean Palace stands the majestic Aragonese Castle, one of the symbols of Taranto. This imposing fortification, located close to the sea, was built in the 15th century and can be visited today with guided tours. Admire its mighty walls and be told the legends surrounding it while enjoying breathtaking views of the sea.
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  • The Cathedral of San Cataldo

    In the heart of the Old City, a short distance from the palace, stands the splendid Cathedral of St. Cataldo, the oldest Christian place of worship in the city. This architectural masterpiece, combining Byzantine and Baroque styles, holds the relics of the city's patron saint. A must-visit to admire the frescoed ceiling and richly decorated crypt.
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  • The Swing Bridge

    Taranto's unique Swing Bridge connects the old and new cities and is a masterpiece of engineering. Walk along the bridge to admire the opening and closing that allow ships to pass. An ideal stop for a panoramic view of the lagoon and the Mar Piccolo.
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The Vittorio Emanuele III Promenade

A perfect place for a relaxing stroll, the Vittorio Emanuele III Promenade offers beautiful views of the sea and the city. Stop at one of the many cafes overlooking the sea to enjoy a coffee or aperitif while admiring the colors of the sunset
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Don't get lost.

The National Archaeological Museum of Taranto (MArTA) is one of the most important archaeological museums in Italy and is a must-see for those wishing to discover the city's rich history. Located a short walk from the Pythagorean Palace, the museum houses a vast collection of artifacts that tell the story of Taranto and Magna Graecia, a period when the city was one of the most influential Greek colonies.


The Taranto Underground is a fascinating journey into the hidden heart of the city, allowing visitors to discover its extraordinary past through a network of hypogea, ancient passageways and caves. These underground passages bear witness to the different historical eras that have marked the city, from Magna Graecia to Roman times and the medieval period. An evocative experience to immerse yourself in the lesser-known but equally fascinating Taranto.

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Excursions around Taranto

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The Beaches of Salento

Less than an hour's drive from Taranto, you will find some of Italy's most beautiful beaches. Salento is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and white-sand beaches. Some recommended locations include Punta Prosciutto, Porto Cesareo and Torre Lapillo. Perfect for a relaxing day at the beach.
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Itria Valley and the Trulli of Alberobello

About an hour from Taranto, the picturesque Itria Valley will give you breathtaking views of hills and ancient olive groves. Visit Alberobello, a UNESCO heritage site famous for its distinctive Trulli, conical stone buildings dating back centuries.

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Matera

Just over an hour away, you can visit Matera, one of the oldest cities in the world, famous for its Sassi, ancient dwellings carved into the rock. Stroll through the historic streets and discover a unique city, now a UNESCO heritage site and the star of numerous films.

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