Vallebona The Palace was built in 1930 by Antonio Vallebona, originally from Carloforte (San Pietro Island, Sardinia), who moved to Gallipoli, together with his brothers Giuseppe and Egidio. E 'consists of three floors. On the first floor are the kitchen, a breakfast room, with access to 200 sqm terrace, five rooms, spacious and comfortable. The second floor is intended for technical rooms and the home of a resident. On the third floor there is a tower "Belvedere" consisting of two rooms on two different levels. There is also another terrace of about 200 square meters used by all hotel guests, equipped with deckchairs. The Belvedere was for many years the highest place of Gallipoli, so that is still used as a reference on charts. The first floor rooms are named after the five sailing ships owned by the family: Adelina, Cesira, Learn, Iolanda, Trieste, used for barter trade goods from Sardinia to Gallipoli and conversely.

Vallebona the Palace is located in the city center a short walk from the train station.