Stories and guides about Brindisi.
What to see, where to eat, the sea, the evenings: what we'd tell a friend who's visiting.
Brindisi Airport: how to get to the city center and port, and where to park
Buses, taxis, cars and parking: times, schedules and prices, from official sources
From Brindisi airport to the city centre by AP bus line (every 30 minutes, €1.20), to the ferry port, by taxi or by car: times, timetables, tickets and parking prices.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Start planning your Salento holiday in Brindisi
In Brindisi, autumn is long and mild: highs of 22°C in October, 17°C in November, and nearly 10 hours of daylight even in mid-November. The starting point for Salento.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Brindisi's Free Beaches: Never Crowded, One for Every Taste
North of Brindisi, a coastline of free beaches, each one different: Cala Materdomini, Punta Penne, the former Lido Poste, Giancola, Brio Beach and Torre Guaceto. Rarely crowded, one for every taste.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Sea temperature in Brindisi, month by month
The sea in Brindisi is warm from June to October: 25.8 °C in August, still over 20 °C in October. Monthly averages and today's temperature.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Sunset over the sea in Brindisi, the city that looks east
Brindisi faces east, yet from Punta Penne the sun sets over the sea from April 24 to August 20. Why it happens, from which points along the coast, on which days and at what time.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Low-cost flights from Poland to Brindisi
From Poland to Brindisi with direct flights: Wizz Air from Katowice and Warsaw-Modlin, Ryanair from Wrocław. Tips for finding the cheapest flights and how to reach the city centre.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Winter in Salento: Brindisi in the quiet season
Winter in Brindisi is mild: 13 °C maximum in January, frost is rare and more than nine hours of daylight even on 21 December. The climate month by month and what to do in Salento in winter.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Spring in Salento: Brindisi before summer
In spring Brindisi goes from 15 °C in March to 22 °C in May, with little rain and over 14 hours of daylight in May. The climate month by month and what to do in Salento in spring.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Summer in Salento: Brindisi between sea and sunsets
Summer in Brindisi is hot and dry: 29 °C maximum in August, water at 25.8 °C and beaches just minutes from the city. The climate month by month and what to do in Salento in summer.
Pubblicato il October 26, 2026
Why the deer is the symbol of Brindisi
The deer of Brindisi is not an animal you meet in the street: it is in the very name of the city, and in the shape of its harbour.
Pubblicato il October 8, 2026
Sailing in Brindisi: the harbour seen from the sea
From land you look at Brindisi harbour; from the sea you understand it. An afternoon on a sailing boat, coming back as the city lights up.
Pubblicato il October 4, 2026
Words and proverbs of Brindisi: a small dictionary for visitors
In Brindisi you hear the local dialect everywhere, and some words have no translation. Here are three of them, with two proverbs everyone in town knows.
Pubblicato il October 4, 2026
Brindisi souvenirs: what to take home
A magnet that says «Puglia» is the same from Bari to Leuca. A souvenir of Brindisi should speak of Brindisi: its words, its proverbs, its landmarks.
Pubblicato il October 4, 2026
Where to Stay in Brindisi: Areas, Prices and Some Honest Advice
Brindisi is walkable, so where you sleep matters less than you think: what matters is how you get there and where you park. The areas one by one, when to book, and the B&B we know best, ours.
Pubblicato il September 22, 2026
What to Do in Brindisi in the Evening: Nightlife and Entertainment
Evenings in Brindisi follow a Mediterranean rhythm: aperitivo at 7, dinner at 9, a stroll late into the night.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026
The Most Beautiful Beaches near Brindisi
The sea around Brindisi is part of the southern Adriatic, where the water is crystal clear, the seabed mostly sandy and the colours range from sky blue to emerald green.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026
Is Brindisi Worth Visiting? The Honest Answer
Brindisi is probably the most underrated city in Apulia. Often used only as a stopover on the way to Greece, it's rarely considered a destination in its own right.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026
Brindisi Itinerary: How to Plan the Perfect Visit
This itinerary is for those who arrive early in the morning and want to see as much as possible in 8-10 hours. All on foot, no car needed.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026
Brindisi as a Base for Visiting Apulia and the Salento
Brindisi sits right in the middle of the heel of Italy, halfway between northern Apulia and the deep Salento: the ideal starting point for seeing a lot in a short time.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026
What to Eat in Brindisi: Typical Food and Local Specialities
Brindisi's cooking is deeply rooted in Apulia's farming and seafaring traditions: simple ingredients, seasonality and great respect for good produce.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026
What to See in Brindisi: The Complete Guide to the Places Not to Miss
If you only have one day, focus on the old town: this is where you'll find the city's most iconic monuments and its most beautiful squares.
Pubblicato il September 21, 2026