Agriturismo Tenuta Chianchizza

I was born in a context that has led me to always be in close contact with nature and aimali. The passion for these natural aspects provided me an opportunity to be able to start the agritourism and the years he has given me a lot of satisfaction and together with my family is the essence of my life. My hobbies coincide essentially with my work: the orchard, manage the farm, look after the animals and spend more quality time with my family.

Elegant farmhouse outside the city center of Monopoli, just a few steps from the sea. The strategic location of the estate allows you to easily reach the most beautiful tourist resorts in the south east of Bari. A refined and essential place, surrounded by 16 hectares of historic olive, carob and almond trees. A place to live the present with an antique aroma, taste the sacredness of now lost times. The farm takes its name from the ancient "Cave The Doggie", an important speleological site where, in the 60s, were made several findings. Walking in the old mill, now restaurant of rare beauty, you can come into the deepest signs of the rural past. Almost at the center of a huge mill room with its stone wheels and wooden beams, a source of livelihood for the farmers and the place where life began to take "green gold", olive oil.

The agritourism is located just outside the town of Monopoli. Monopoli located on the Adriatic coast about 40 km from Bari. It is about 45 Km from Bari and about 70 km from Brindisi. In this charming resort seafaring tradition it is alive and present in the historical fishing boats in the harbor with small boats of fishermen. The port is a multi-purpose port of call, since it is dedicated to commercial traffic and tourism. They are present in the port area also shipyards. The city center is surrounded by an age-old expanse of olive trees. The oldest inhabited relaxing on a strip of land facing the sea. To protect against waterborne stands the Carlo V castle dating back to 1552. The defensive line of the city is characterized by four towers entered the sixteenth century walls from which protrude the nineteenth century cannons. Profile of the houses rise the bell towers and baroque domes subjugated by the bulk of the Cathedral Basilica, the emblem of eighteenth-century magnificence which reflects the opulence of the clergy and of the dominant classes of the time. The temple houses an icon of the Madonna della Madia.