Lama Monachile, in Polignano a Mare, is a striking natural cove carved into the rock, featuring a small pebble beach set between high cliffs. Famous for its turquoise waters and breathtaking views, it is one of the most iconic and photographed spots in Puglia.

The Marchesale Arch, also known as Porta Grande, is an ancient gate located in Polignano a Mare that marks the transition between the new town and the medieval historic center. Located in Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, this arch is the main entrance to the historic center, offering immediate access to its characteristic architectural beauties.

The Bourbon Bridge in Polignano a Mare is an elegant 19th-century stone bridge connecting two parts of the historic center. It offers a spectacular view over Lama Monachile, making it one of the most iconic viewpoints in the town.

Monument dedicated to the famous singer of "Nel blu dipinto di blu" (known as Volareeee), located on the seafront.

The historic center of Polignano a Mare is a charming maze of white alleys overlooking the sea, rich in panoramic views, seaside terraces, and picturesque corners. Among stone arches, flower-filled balconies, and hidden squares, it preserves an authentic atmosphere that reflects the history and traditions of Puglia.