Things to do in Troia Italy – what to see attractions and activities

The Piscero - Antico Lavatoio presents itself as a longitudinal structure and a narrow elbow tunnel with its cross vault. It was originally used by women to do laundry. The waters came from an internal spring that ran for about forty meters.

The Byzantine Tower turns out to be the oldest construction in Castelluccio Valmaggiore. He served as a strategic observatory on the Via Traiana. The structure is about twenty meters high with an internal diameter of 6.20 meters. Currently inside the structure there is the Museum on the Battle of Hannibal.

The Fountain of Via Salita Torre was built in 1897 at the behest of the then mayor of Castelluccio Valmaggiore, Patella. He replaced the old fountain of Largo Croce and that of Bersagliere. This is composed of a façade divided into three areas by columns each of which consists of a nozzle for the jet of water.

The Byzantine Tower of Biccari, is thought to date back to 1122. It was built at the behest of Catapano Bogiano for reasons of defending the territory. The structure has a circular plan consisting of irregular stones. The tower is 23 meters high and still in excellent condition.

The Troy Gate is located in Piazza del Popolo and is one of the oldest doors still present of the four doors of the city walls. Its name comes from its position, facing south of the city of Troy. The structure dates back to Roman times and was later renovated in 1272. Today, it has a Gothic stone arch and is in excellent condition.

The Lucera Castle dates back to the 13th century and is of a medieval — Renaissance type. It was built on a hill and includes a very large area, in fact, it is possible to notice it from great distances. It is currently in excellent condition and accessible to tourists.

The castle of Deliceto dates back to the 11th century and belongs to the Middle Ages. It is located in the municipality of Deliceto, in the province of Foggia, in Puglia. The castle had a triangular shape, but, after its reconstruction, it took the form of an irregular trapezoid. The building has special decorative architectural elements, typical of noble residences and is surrounded by picturesque villages. The castle welcomed noble families, such as Aragon. It is currently open to the public.