The luxury of a mini-apartment with a breathtaking terrace, where the sky will enchant you Located on the top floor of Casa La Torre, guests staying there enjoy a spacious bedroom and a breathtaking view of the historic centre.<\/p>\n
Decorated with white chianca pavemtens and a solid wood ceiling with exposed beams throughout, the suite is split across two floors (second and third floor of Casa La Torre). The second floor is a double bedroom with a private bathroom, an open wardrobe, a living area and a ‘Juliette’ balcony. In addition, on the upper floor there is a comfortable sofa bed for a third guest if needed, a second bathroom and a kitchen area for simple preparations.<\/p>\n
The private terrace overlooks the village of Via Perrini, an ideal place to start the day with a relaxing breakfast or enjoy the return from the sea at sunset among the baroque churches of the historic centre.<\/p>\n
Both rooms of the Fico d’India Suite are also equipped with air conditioning and hairdryer, radiator, free wifi, HD TV, tea and coffee making facilities, minibar, Netflix and wardrobe.<\/p>\n
Ideal for families or couples with a third guest, the Fico d’India Suite gives complete autonomy to our guests who need a kitchen area for summer preparations, an outdoor space and the comfort of a quiet accommodation in the heart of Monopoli’s historic centre.<\/p>\n
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What is<\/strong> the history of the<\/strong> Prickly<\/strong> Pear?<\/strong><\/p>\n A very ancient fruit, probably originating in Mexico, it rests on the blades of a tree that can reach 4-5 metres in height. It is said that the plant arrived in the Old World around 1493, the year Christopher Columbus’ expedition returned to Lisbon. From here it quickly spread throughout the Mediterranean basin where it naturalised to the point of becoming a characteristic element of the Mediterranean landscape.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n