Lucera

Lucera has served as a regional centre in northern Apulia since Roman times. Set on a hill above the Tavoliere delle Puglie, it retains the scale of an ancient inland settlement rather than the coastal character often associated with the region. The Roman amphitheatre recalls Lucera’s importance as the colony of Luceria. Above the town, the Fortezza Svevo-Angioina preserves a fortress complex associated with Frederick II and the Angevin rulers who followed him. The cathedral and old streets provide a distinctively inland Apulian setting. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Lucera and northern Apulia.

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