Carpino, Gargano - Puglia, Italy (4K)

If you are planning to visit Gargano, in Puglia - Italy, don’t miss the opportunity to visit Carpino too, a well-known center for the production of oil and beans.
Here some suggestions on FOOD and ACCOMMODATIONS:
Where to have a MEAL: Agriturismo Biorussi, Contrada Macchiarotonda, Carpino FG [phone]; or: Agriturismo Villa Costanza, contrada Coppa, Via della Repubblica, Carpino FG, [phone]; or: Agriturismo Torre Bruno, Localita' Coppa Calva, Carpino FG, [phone]
ACCOMMODATIONS: Agriturismo Villa Costanza, contrada Coppa, Via della Repubblica, Carpino FG, [phone]
Carpino’s area, mainly hilly, extends between the Umbra Forest in the north and the Lake of Varano in the south. It borders with Cagnano Varano, Ischitella, Monte Sant'Angelo and Vico del Gargano.
The origins of Carpino date back to the year one thousand, when the last inhabitants of ancient Uria, an important city that once was on the shores of the current lagoon, took refuge in the hornbeam forests a few kilometers from Lake of Varano, in search of less harmful places. The origin of the name is uncertain but it would seem to be linked to the presence of roe deer or to the presence of breeding places (in vulgar Latin "Caprelis") in the surroundings of Carpino or in the presence of a thick forest of hornbeams that once covered the hill of Pastromele on which, later, the town was built.Over the centuries the name changed first into Crapino and then later to Caprino, up to the present Carpino, as reported in a local document of 1628.The town was the destination of various populations with important names like the Normans, the Angevins and the Aragonese. And were the Normans that built the Castle, which dominates the entire historic center with its imposing bulk.
Still today you can see the ruins of the ancient Norman-Swabian Castle, while the two most important churches show Baroque motifs: San Cirillo, in Piazza del Popolo, the main square of the town and the seventeenth-century Mother Church.
The importance of Carpino is linked above all to the Carpino Folk Festival, an event dedicated to the rediscovery, preservation and promotion of Italian popular music that every year, the first ten days of August, brings relevant personalities to the stage.
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[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

[@LuigisTravelTips]

Thanks for your feedback, I hope the same ;)

[@Cannarozzi1234]

Hello! I’m so happy to have found your channel. My great grandparents were both from Carpino and I’ll be the first to go back since they came to America in three generations. Can you please tell me where I could go in the town to find my ancestors graves or, historian to find any info about them? Also, best places to see. Im literally flying to Italy just to go here. Thank you for any help you can provide!

[@LuigisTravelTips]

Hi Heather, and thanks for sharing. For your ancestors, I suggest you visit the cemetery at the base of the town and ask the guardian. As places to visit, I suggest the square, the church in the square, Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the lake and the Umbrian forest nearby. Have a good trip!

[@waseemhaydar]

Beautiful place

[@federicocarpino]

Eccomi!

[@LuigisTravelTips]

Vedi, ora sei famoso ;)

[@cirovideo1]

Nice video ;-)

[@LuigisTravelTips]

Thank you!

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