Fully furnished holiday home in Lecce, about 2 km from the city center, near the train station. It is located on the 1 floor of a newly renovated building,in a very quiet street. It consists of two apartments, one for 5 persons, the other, a suite for two persons (+two). The Suite is composed of a double bedroom, living room, bathroom and a balcony.Suite is furnished in a very elegant way:an exceptionally good mix of modern furniture and deco. Complete and top-of-the-line home appliances. The other apartment consists of a double bedroom, another bedroom with a bunk bed, living room with kitchen and home appliances, a bathroom, a splendid large veranda balcony with barbecue. The apartments are equipped with air conditioning/heating. The area around Lecce is a vast area called Salento. Lecce (95,000 in.), 11 km away from the Adriatic coast and 23 km from the Ionian Sea. Brindisi international airport is only 30 minutes’ drive. Salento coast line is fascinating and you can drive by car for a few hours along the Adriatic coast line (Torre dell’Orso, Otranto, Castro, Tricase down to Santa Maria di Leuca. Then you can drive up all all the way around the Ionian c.(Gallipoli,P.Cesareo).

I'm Pina, and I've been working in the reception area for a few years. I created a small network (B&F Holidays Salento), which includes the "Sofia Holidays" holiday home in Santa Caterina di Nardò (Le) and "Josephine Holidays" in Lecce. I am kind and hospitable and I am convinced that guest satisfaction is at the center of my activity. Sono disponibili a Lecce due appartamenti nello stesso edificio, totalmente indipendenti e separati da un corridoio che funge da ingresso per entrambi. Nel caso di gruppi di 9 persone è l'ideale. A Nardò la meraviglia della natura avvolge una struttura , villetta piano rialzato di una bifamiliare , con due stanze da letto, due bagni e grande giardino con barbecue. La mia cura delle cose rispecchia l'amore per il mio lavoro..

Lecce was founded by Messapii in the third millennium BC.. In the third century BC Rome conquered the whole of Salento, including Lecce.The Florence of the South is an explosion of seventeenth-century buildings. The intricate façades of churches,palaces and cathedrals are made of a malleable local limestone (pietra leccese) very suitable for chisel work. Lecce architecture flourished particularly under the Kingdom of Sicily, and it was during this period that the concept and definition of Barocco Leccese was born.These are the sites worth vising: The Roman amphitheatre in Piazza Sant’Oronzo, the beautiful Basilica di Santa Croce, the Cathedral in Piazza Duomo, St. Matthew’s Church, St. Irene’s Church, the three Lecce old doors (Porta Rudiae, Porta Napoli and Porta S. Biagio) and the Castle of Charles V and its walls which was rebuilt in the early sixteenth century. Lecce old city centre is also animated by the Movida, with its lively nightlife, pubs, restaurants, pizzerias, art galleries and craft shops. This area surrounds Movida Street (via Federico D’Aragona), between Piazza Sant’Oronzo and Porta San Biagio.