Noicattaro
Greetings
Hello friends, today we will talk about Noicattaro, a municipality in Puglia that may not be very well-known, but has a lot to offer!
Physical Geography
Noicattaro has a very interesting territory from a geographical point of view. The town center is located at 99-100 m above sea level and the territory is characterized by sinkholes and small valleys, making it look like the first step of the Murge. Lama San Giorgio and Lama Giotta border the municipal territory from north to south.
Climate
Noicattaro has a typically Mediterranean climate, with cool and rainy winters and hot and humid summers. If you plan to visit this municipality during the summer, I recommend bringing an umbrella with you!
History
The territory of Noicattaro has been inhabited since ancient times. The historic center of the town is located near the branch of the Via Traiana that connected Brindisi and Benevento, continuing on to Rome along the route of the Via Appia. Interesting, isn't it?
The Grapes of Noicattaro
Noicattaro is nicknamed the "Capital of Grapes", especially for the table grape known as Uva di Puglia. If you have a sweet tooth, then you must try the grapes of Noicattaro, famous for their extraordinarily sweet taste and abundant size. With most of the production exported, Noicattaro grapes reach all European markets.
Cultural Center
Noicattaro is also an important cultural center thanks to its precious historical and religious heritage. It is famous for the processions that take place during Holy Week, particularly for the figure of the crucifer. If you have the chance to visit Noicattaro during this period, I recommend attending these processions, they are truly impressive!
Conclusions
In conclusion, Noicattaro is a municipality that may seem little known, but has a lot to offer. The geographical territory and its history, combined with the production of Uva di Puglia and its important religious traditions, make it an interesting place to visit. Don't miss the opportunity to get to know this Puglian municipality!
