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DANIELLA107

1948,after ww2 ended, survivors of the Holocaust tried to get to Palestine to start new life. They gathered here, in Brindisi, to get on old and broken boats and ships. Thousands of people, broken, still hoping to get to their holy land. Unfortunately Brits had mandate over Israel And caught many of those boats, sent the survivors to camps in Cyprus. It took time To bring them "home". I recommend u to see the movie EXODUS.

brianm173

The sea front has been completely revamped and now it sits well with the tree lined avenues leading from the train station. A real example of how to do classic urban planning.

abdullyne

I enjoyed walking up and down the port lined with palm trees. There are a few restaurants nearby but I usually got gelato from Betty's. There are benches that you can sit on and watch the ferry crossing to the other side or the occasional cruise ship pass.

Mariopk

We spent 5 great hours driving with Salvatore from the port of Brindisi, Italy to Mola Di Bari and back to Brindisi with a stop in Alberobello and a walk among the Trulli houses and lunch at a focaccia place (forget pizza). Prior to saying goodbye to Salvatore, he took us to the end of the Via Appia to see the columns built by the Romans to commemorate the end of the Appian Way. Roman Centurions would toast Rome before departing on conquests of new territories. Their toasts (brindis) gave the name Brindisi to this beautiful port and city. Salvatore can be reached at info@autonoleggioroma.it or on his cell phone 0039 396 471 586. Salvatore speaks perfect English and he knows the history of the area better than any tour guide. On top of that he drives a new and VERY comfortable Mercedes Van.

malcolmc415

Port being redeveloped with lovely waterside areas. Waterfront restaurants and bars in abundance and lovely views over harbour. Lovely spot to spend the evening

Talampakan

The port area is quiet, clean and pretty, with paved walkways and tastefully designed street lights lining your path. You can take a leisurely stroll, watch the locals going fishing, or have a drink, snack or meal in one of several restaurants near the port.

rodwellc

Very calm, peaceful and very smart port! Take a ferry and see how God created such a beautiful nature while in the waters

The_1st_Lady

Just great for a stroll made all the better by the revamp. Lots of concrete benches for resting on. Pay attention to park properly or you will be towed. By the port office you will find parking in the compound at 1 € an hour.

Philpool

We took the Grimaldi Lines ferry from Brindisi to Igomenitsa in Greece and back to Brindisi from Patras.A thoroughly, genuinely, terrible experience. Started with "arrive 2 hours before departure for check in" - usually this means a couple of hours of sitting about, but in this case its an actual 2 hours of checking in, standing in a very long bad tempered, hot, smelly, queue. Followed by madness of no organisation of cars getting onto the ferry - this is what happens without those people who guide you on in a sensible way. Complete gridlock getting onto and off the ferry. It took 2 hours to load the boat!The journey out their was, perhaps, enough seating for a 5th of the number of passengers and barely enough floor space inside for people to sit down - there were people literally laying up the stair cases. We left 2 hours late, 4 hours after the start of check in.On the way back, thank God we booked a horrid stuffy cabin for the overnight trip. Still, with only enough vehicles to fill about a quarter of the boat, it left late and with a flat calm sea lost another hour before picking up people and cars on the way. We watched from the deck as the, presumably, underpowered boat took 30 mins to dock while a superfast.com ferry docked, unloaded and loaded its load and set off. We were another hour.Again, people were sleeping all down the corridors, on the stairs and so on. No toilet paper, cleaning obviously. Only one stall selling a few snacks and coffees - a closed shop. Flat calm sea again and still we arrived 2 hours late and it took another hour to get off the boat.This is not only a horrendous experience I seriously doubt whether its at all safe and whether the service is operating anywhere near to legal standards.In terms of travel to Greece, I would never use that route again. The motorway journey to the far South of Italy misses all of the attractive parts of the country, its a near endless slog requiring a couple of over night stops and a couple of tanks of fuel (Italian fuel is more expensive that it is in the UK!!). Way more sensible to catch a boat up the coast and never (NEVER) a Grimaldi Lines tub.

AlessandroM506

I have always loved the port and see front but since the recent re-codecoration with marble flooring and wood decking and modern lighting it's ever soooo beautiful. Must see at night!

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