Villa  Comunale  Lecce​

Latest update: 6 January 2024
By: Dion Protani
The Villa Comunale in Lecce is also known as the Giardini Pubblici di Giuseppe Garibaldi. The attractive city park was established in 1818 and occupies an area of three hectares in the centre of Lecce, the main city in the Salento region of Puglia. 

This is one of the most relaxing places in the city with its ornamental fountains, bandstand and manicured gardens. 
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Villa Comunale di Lecce
City: Lecce

Province: Lecce

Region: Puglia

Size: 3 hectares

Established: 1818

​Close by: Piazza del Duomo, Lecce Cathedral, Basilica Santa Croce

​Recommended accommodation: 8Piuhotel

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