Aluguel de Carros Centro de Taranto
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Taranto is an important industrial and military city in the South of Italy. It is also a city that can be traced back to the Spartans, who colonized the city. The ruins of the ancient temples are still present in the area, and the many attractions will keep visitors interested in the city.
The biggest attraction is Taranto is the large Araagonese castle. This was built to protect the city from invading Moors. Guided tours are provided in English by members of the Navy, and visitors are impressed by the overall quality of the restoration and the tour. If you just want to enjoy the fresh air, a stroll along the 19th Century swinging bridge, is a good place. You can watch boats come and go, and enjoy the view of the ocean. Similarly, the ravines of San Marco, visible from high bridges, are said to be stunning.
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