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Dolmen of La Chianca – Masseria Torre di Lerma loop from Bisceglie

Barletta-Andria-Trani

Bisceglie

Dolmen of La Chianca – Masseria Torre di Lerma loop from Bisceglie

Moderate

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Dolmen of La Chianca – Masseria Torre di Lerma loop from Bisceglie

02:39

62.4km

380m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 46.8 km for 142 m

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6.43 km

Dolmen of La Chianca

Highlight • Historical Site

Very characteristic megalithic monument, the most famous of Bisceglie. It is worth taking a tour to see it

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16.8 km

Ruvo di Puglia is a municipality at the foot of the Murge plateau, part of the Alta Murgia National Park. It is a city of art and culture, famous for the Jatta national archaeological museum, which preserves artifacts from the Hellenistic age. In the historic centre, the Apulian Romanesque co-cathedral, dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta, is worth a visit.

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28.6 km

Masseria Torre di Lerma

Highlight • Historical Site

Masseria Torre di Lerma - About 3 km from Palombaio, along a cattle track that joins the Terlizzi – Mariotto road. The farm complex which has become a real village is made up of various high-level residential buildings attesting to each other by a two-storey building with an arched portal and an overhanging balcony and by the distinct church, on the facade, by the portal architrave surmounted by a lobed opening, epigraph dated 1858 and bell gable. Inside, the chapel, with painted walls and a pavilion vault, contains an altar and sacred furnishings. On the facade of the oldest building with ashlar stone base, lowered arch entrances on the ground floor, small balcony with window on the first floor, overhanging wooden canopy, there is the noble coat of arms of the family of the Duke of Castelmezzano, originally from Lerma, a nearby town in Burgos former capital of the Kingdom of Pastilla.

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