Castello Aragonese
A 15th-century fortress dominating the waterfront and central to Taranto’s history.

MArTA – National Archaeological Museum
One of Italy’s greatest museums, home to the famed “Ori di Taranto” gold treasures.

Jonian Dolphin Conservation
Marine excursions to observe dolphins in the Gulf of Taranto.

Cattedrale di San Cataldo
The oldest cathedral in Puglia, blending Byzantine and baroque elements.

Temple of Poseidon
The remains of an ancient Greek temple standing in the old town.


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Borgo Antico
A historic island district with narrow alleys, churches, and sea views.

Palazzo degli Uffici
A monumental building marking the historic center.

Church of San Domenico Maggiore
A medieval church overlooking the old town’s main square.

Museo Spartano – MISpa
A museum dedicated to Taranto’s Spartan origins and archaeology.

Lungomare Vittorio Emanuele III
A scenic seaside promenade ideal for sunset walks.


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Taranto Marina
A lively harbor area with cafés, boats, and coastal views.

Ponte Girevole
A unique rotating bridge connecting the old town to the new city.

Taranto Beaches
Urban and nearby beaches offering clear waters and relaxation.

Isola di San Pietro
A natural island known for its quiet beaches and marine life.

Taranto Historic Walking Areas
Atmospheric streets and squares highlighted in visitor guides.


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Taranto Churches Route
A cluster of historic churches across the old and new city.

Local Seafood Markets
Famous for Taranto mussels and fresh Adriatic catch.

Taranto Food & Wine Experiences
Tastings featuring Primitivo wine and regional dishes.

City Tours & Cultural Walks
Guided routes exploring archaeology, history, and maritime heritage.

Day Trips in Puglia
Easy access to Martina Franca, Alberobello, and the Ionian coast.