Open from 2017.

We have always thought of TorreLama as a magical place. Immersed in the typical landscape of the Apulian countryside, the villa overlooks the sea. From its terraces you can enjoy the view of an ancient sixteenth-century watchtower and the beauty of the colours of the olive trees and large green leaves of prickly pears. The ideal place for those who travel for work and want to switch off for a few days and for families with children. TorreLama Room Breakfast is located in Trani, Apulia, a land with a maritime and agricultural vocation, known throughout the world for the beauty of its monuments and the richness of its food and wine. TorreLama Room Breakfast is located a few kilometres da the historic centre and a few minutes da the entrance of the town of Bisceglie and can be easily reached by car. The Villa, recently renovated, it enjoys a direct view of the characteristic beach of white pebbles to which guests can access and is surrounded by a very large garden. Guests have at their disposal 5 rooms and a common indoor room where a breakfast based on typical Apulian products is served. The property also offers an exclusive rental of latest-generation e-bikes, ideal for visiting Trani and the coast in a comfortable and sustainable way.

“Torrelama Room Breakfast” lies on the north coast of Bari, between the municipalities of Trani and Bisceglie. Located in the region of “Lama Paterna”, the area is of considerable interest as it is part of one of the most significant areas da the landscape point of view in the North of the Land of Bari, characterised by frequent ravines, of which it represents one of the most complete examples and impressive even for the natural width. A coastal tower dating back to the end of the ‘500 dominates the entire surrounding landscape and increases the environmental importance of the town. A bridge in natural stone, the “Ponte Lama”, built starting da 1800 to overcome the difference in height, dominates the same Lama. These towers constituted the defensive, sighting and communication system along the coastal strip of the Kingdom of Naples. From each tower it was possible to scan the sea and usually see the two adjacent towers, with the possibility of sending light and smoke signals to transmit a message or request assistance. The “Olivieri” Tower was completed in 1598 and is one of the most interesting da an architectural point of view in the Land of Bari.