Nestled in the Bari region of Italy, Gravina di Puglia is a historic hill town known for its duomo, aqueduct, and castle. However, the town’s most intriguing features lie beneath the surface. Carved into the soft tufa stone, visitors can explore a network of rupestrian churches, ancient cave dwellings, and tunnels. These subterranean spaces offer a unique glimpse into the town’s past, revealing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of its early inhabitants. Today, guided tours allow visitors to delve into this hidden world, experiencing the cool, dimly lit chambers and the intricate stonework that has stood the test of time.
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