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Antonio Bramato (4 years ago)
2.10.2021 on a cool evening we had dinner at the castle of Tutino, various tastings of appetizers, first and second courses. All of excellent workmanship. I personally congratulated the chef Marco Trotta. His knowledge in combining the delicious flavors of the various dishes is remarkable. Congratulations indeed. Excellent table service and welcome.
2.10.2021 on a cool evening we had dinner at the castle of Tutino, various tastings of appetizers, first and second courses. All of excellent workmanship. I personally congratulated the chef Marco Trotta. His knowledge in combining the delicious flavors of the various dishes is remarkable. Congratulations indeed. Excellent table service and welcome.
Art Del Muscio (4 years ago)
Curious to see the rooms, the moat with the square towers of the walls is fascinating. Recovered and restored, it houses an excellent restaurant in the rooms on the ground floor. The Two Courtyards host events and meetings. A building that deserves a visit especially because it is in a fascinating city like Tricase
Curious to see the rooms, the moat with the square towers of the walls is fascinating. Recovered and restored, it houses an excellent restaurant in the rooms on the ground floor. The Two Courtyards host events and meetings. A building that deserves a visit especially because it is in a fascinating city like Tricase
mirella vogrig (4 years ago)
I was at the castle for a theatrical performance .. Casalabate 1492. A nice show, the place is fascinating. We were lucky enough to meet Fabrizio, a DOC Salento and deeply attached to Tutino, now a hamlet of Tricase, who accompanied us to visit the interior. It was a fortress, transformed into a Baronial palace and used in the 1950s as a warehouse for drying tobacco. We hope that the cultural initiatives continue to keep this corner of history alive.
I was at the castle for a theatrical performance .. Casalabate 1492. A nice show, the place is fascinating. We were lucky enough to meet Fabrizio, a DOC Salento and deeply attached to Tutino, now a hamlet of Tricase, who accompanied us to visit the interior. It was a fortress, transformed into a Baronial palace and used in the 1950s as a warehouse for drying tobacco. We hope that the cultural initiatives continue to keep this corner of history alive.
Gianluca De Lumè (6 years ago)
Good!
Good!
asekenye merlin faith (6 years ago)
It was great
It was great
