Italy's hidden gem dubbed the ‘Florence of the South' for its stunning architecture
This lesser known Italian city is often dubbed the "Florence of the South" for its stunning baroque architecture but remains free from the crowds of tourists.
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A 16th-century Baroque Palace in Lecce, Italy, Just Reopened As a Gorgeous Boutique Hotel—and You Have to See Inside
Palazzo Zimara just reopened as an exquisitely restored boutique hotel near Lecce, Italy, with 16 rooms, two restaurants, and ...
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An Under-The-Radar Baroque Italian City Known As 'Florence Of The South' Is A Honey-Colored Paradise
Read more: The Most Dangerous Vacation Destinations In Italy, According To Research The most notable feature of Lecce is that its buildings are predominantly designed with ornate Baroque decoratio ...
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A 16th-century Baroque Palace in Lecce, Italy, Just Reopened As a Gorgeous Boutique Hotel—and You Have to See Inside
Outdoor seating sits in the courtyard of Palazzo Zimara in Lecce, Italy.
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A 16th-century Baroque Palace in Lecce, Italy, Just Reopened As a Gorgeous Boutique Hotel—and You Have to See Inside
Palazzo Zimara boutique hotel just opened in a restored 16th-century Baroque palace in Lecce, Italy. The property has 16 rooms and suites, two restaurants, and a secluded outdoor garden. A rooftop ...