Walls, towers and gates Torre dell'Omomorto The Omorto Tower was used for reasons of defence from the ships of the Saracens. It was erected in 1555 by the Count of Alessano, Andrea Gonzaga. The Tower of Omorto took this name because some human bones were found inside it. The tower was abandoned in the 17th century and since then the building has not undergone any restoration.
Walls, towers and gates Torre Marchiello ruderi The Marchiello Tower was built in 1569. The tower is also known as Torre Imbrachielli and is 12 meters high. In 1967, the tower was renovated. Currently, there are only a few remains of the tower that demonstrate its circular structure.
Walls, towers and gates Torre di Salignano The Tower of Salignano is located in the municipality of Castrignano del Capo, in Puglia. The building was built in 1550, for reasons of defense against pirate attacks. It has a circular structure, fifteen meters high and twenty meters wide. Recently, it has been refurbished and is used for various cultural activities.