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Otranto's city center is ideal for exploring on foot. Most of the main attractions, such as the Cathedral, the Church of San Pietro, and the Castle and its walls, are within walking distance. Strolling through the historic streets will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the city's unique atmosphere.

ON FOOT

Walking is certainly the most pleasant way to explore Otranto. The historic center has limited traffic, and the waterfront invites you to slow down and relax.

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Main attractions

Short on time? Discover Otranto's main attractions.

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Guided Tours

Exploring a city on foot, accompanied by a professional and passionate guide, means immersing yourself in its authentic rhythm, breathing in its atmosphere.

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Shopping in the streets of the center

After admiring the most important monuments and enjoying a Lecce-style coffee, it's time to dedicate yourself to shopping to take home something that will forever remind us of the most beautiful moments spent in Otranto.

On two wheels

Renting a bicycle or scooter is a great way to explore

both the city center and the surrounding areas.

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BB's Bike

Sales and rentals, technical assistance for cyclists, and a mobile workshop. Guided tours.

 


Via Papa Giovanni Paolo II 25 - Otranto

 

+39 327 611 9761

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Birota

Bike workshop, sales & rental of traditional bikes and e-bikes, fully equipped.

 


Via Antonio Primaldo 137 - Otranto

+39 371 420 7230

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Chiriatti Moto

Bike workshop, rental and sales of bicycles, e-bikes, scooters, spare parts and accessories

 

 

Via S. Giovanni 13 - Otranto


+39 328 706 9223

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GETTING AROUND OUTSIDE THE CITY


Otranto Central Station provides connections primarily to nearby cities, including the main tourist destinations in Salento (Lecce, Gallipoli, and Galatina). Find them at: https://www.trenitalia.com

For long journeys, whether outside the province or the region, it's best to reach Lecce train station.

The Ape Calessino is ideal for short trips and scenic tours, a slow-moving vehicle for relaxed, stress-free tourism.


From mid-June to mid-September, the "Salento in Bus" service is available, connecting Lecce with the marinas and coastal towns via 9 main lines.

These include:

ROUTE 106, which connects Otranto with nearby Maglie and Lecce

ROUTE 101, which connects Otranto and Lecce with intermediate stops in coastal towns such as Torre dell'Orso, San Foca, and Torre dell'Orso

For updated timetables and routes, visit the official website: https://www.provincia.le.it


The most practical and convenient way to reach and get around Salento is definitely by car. Salento is a land rich in things to see, but these are not always accessible by public transportation, and especially not compatible with your schedule. To explore Salento and get around freely, renting a car is the best option. You can pick up your vehicle at the main airports or directly in the tourist destinations.

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