Apulia<\/strong> is a region of southern Italy famous for its historic cities<\/a>, the enchanting beaches<\/strong> and the great variety of landscapes<\/strong>.<\/p>\n It is difficult to make a complete list of all the wonders that are worth visiting. So, in this article we want <\/span>suggest you just some of our favorite – but little known – natural attractions in Apulia<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Let’s go!<\/p>\n The name may suggest that this forest is located in Umbria<\/a>, the wildest Italia region. Actually, it is in the most pristine area of \u200b\u200bthe Gargano<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Gargano is a national park<\/strong> and a mountain massif<\/strong> that forms a promontory projected onto the Adriatic Sea. If Italy resembles a boot, well, the Gargano is its spur<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Umbra Forest extends for thousands of hectares<\/strong> covered with beeches, oaks, maples and holm oaks. But what makes the Forest so special is the Old Beech Woods<\/strong>, a UNESCO<\/strong> <\/a>Natural World Heritage Site since 2017<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Several paths cross the Umbra Forest. They are suitable for everyone and leads you to an enchanting word, in which wild animals hide between the secular trees and lovely landscapes look like movie sets. It is the ideal place for those who love hiking, trekking or mountain biking<\/strong>.<\/p>\n It is possible to reach the Umbra Forest through the SP52 Bis road<\/strong>. This road passes right through the forest, giving you a preview of what awaits you.<\/p>\nWHICH NATURAL ATTRACTIONS IN APULIA ARE WORTH VISITING?<\/h2>\n
THE UMBRA FOREST<\/h3>\n