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Background to Lecce, Italy
Lying on a plain at the foot of the Salento Plateau is Lecce - the “Florence of the South” - one of the most interesting cities in the region for its architecture, typical of the 17th Century. Of ancient origins, the city experienced two distinct periods of prosperity in its history: the Roman era and that of the rule of the Kingdom of Naples. Under both, construction of buildings, monuments and mansions increased heavily. These new structures were characterized by a magnificent and rich ornamentation that earned this typical architecture the definition of “Leccese Baroque”. But the generosity of the territory of Lecce is not limited to the artistic beauties and those natural along the coastline. Even inland areas, with their vast landscapes, natural sites and important prehistoric remains, offer many opportunities that should not be underestimated if one decides to take a vacation Salento, one of the spearheads among Italian tourist destinations.
For more information: http://www.italia.it/en/discover-italy/apulia/lecce.html

Conference venue
The conference will be held at the University of Salento, building 6, Studium 2000, corner Viale San Nicola, Via di Valesio, Lecce, Italy

How to reach Lecce
The airport of Salento is Brindisi, about 50 km far from the city of Lecce.
A dedicated bus shuttle service (SITA Bus Line) connects the airport of Brindisi with Lecce. The cost of the ticket is € 6, it can also be purchased on board (€ 8). The shuttle bus leaves from the Bus Terminal (outside the arrivals area).They reach Lecce City Terminal in 40-45 minutes. This Terminal is located at the northern entrance of Lecce. From there, it is possible to reach the city centre on foot (walking for about 1.5 km) or by bus. The service from the airport to the City Terminal is open from 6:20 am to 11:15 pm, while the Lecce City Terminal to the airport is open from 5:35 am to 8:15 pm.
For times of arrival and departure to/from the airport please visit the website: http://pugliairbus.aeroportidipuglia.it/Shuttle-Bus-Puglia-Air-Bus.pdf
 


 



 

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