Every detail tells the story of a suggestive journey in Salento, Puglia.


Corte dei Granai is the intimate and refined charming residence located in Maglie (Le), a center of interest for tourists interested in learning about the architectural, gastronomic and natural beauties of Puglia.

This structure embodies a perfect union between past and present, with refined environments and attention to detail. The rooms, once used as granaries and overlooking the suggestive internal courtyard, are entirely made of Lecce stone, with vaulted ceilings and walls in local stone, creating an intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

In the heart of Salento in Maglie

Thanks to its strategic position, Corte dei Granai is the ideal starting point for discovering the wonders of Salento. A short distance away you can reach the splendid beaches of Otranto, the magnificent baroque cities such as Lecce, and the characteristic villages of Gallipoli and Santa Maria di Leuca. Every glimpse of this land is a tale of colors: the white of the houses, the intense blue of the sky, and the deep blue of the sea that disappears on the horizon.

Discovering Maglie

A stay in this residence cannot ignore a journey into the typical flavors of Salento. From the fragrant freshly baked focaccia to the timeless acquasala, the local cuisine offers unique culinary experiences. Walking through the historic center of Maglie, it is impossible not to be fascinated by the artisan ceramic shops, a sign of a tradition that is still alive and passed down with passion by the new generations.

Regional Natural Park of Punta della Suina

The Isola di Sant’Andrea e Litorale di Punta Pizzo Regional Natural Park, located in Gallipoli, is a protected area established in 2006 that extends over approximately 700 hectares. It includes the Isola di Sant’Andrea and the Punta Pizzo coastline, where Punta della Suina stands out, famous for its crystal-clear waters and fine sandy beaches immersed in a Mediterranean landscape. The park boasts diverse natural environments – from sand dunes to pine forests and wetlands – which are home to a remarkable variety of flora and fauna. It is the ideal destination for those who want to immerse themselves in an uncontaminated natural context, between sea and nature.

Lecce, the "Florence of the South"

Lecce, located in the heart of Salento in Puglia, is a city steeped in history, famous for its exceptional Baroque heritage that has earned it the title of “Florence of the South”. Its alleys and squares, enriched by churches and palaces in Lecce stone – a particularly soft limestone that colors the facades in warm golden tones – tell a story that has its origins in the ancient Messapian civilization, evolving under Roman and medieval influence and culminating in the sumptuous Baroque period of the Kingdom of Naples. Today, the historic center of Lecce pulsates with a cultural energy, where tradition, art and gastronomy blend together in a unique and fascinating context.