Vieste / Walking tour 1 / Coastline / Panoramic viewing points / Old town

Vieste - walk around the historic town center with lots of panoramic viewing points of the coastline:
Viale Federico II - Castello Svevo Aragonese.
Viale Federico II / Piazza Castello: viewing point (vista panoramica mare) towards the sea and the cliff “Monolito Pizzomunno”.
Via F.A. Nobile.
Via Arco Ferrante.
Ristorante Piazzetta Petrone.
Piazzetta Petrone.
Via Enrico Bacco.
Viewing point (vista panoramica mare) in street “Via Enrico Bacco”: best views of the beach “Spiaggia di Castello” and the cliff “Monolito Pizzomunno”.
Via Gregorio XIII.
At the end of Via Gregorio XIII - at the sightseeing spot Chianca Amara - I am turning into Via Nicolo Cimaglia.
Ristorante La Ripa.
Via Nicolo Cimaglia - another viewing point (vista panoramica mare) into another direction: towards the “Punto San Francesco”.
Via Judeca and another viewing point between the restaurants “Sapore di Mare” and “Guarda che Luna”.
Lunch in the restaurant “Sapore di Mare”.
Via Judeca / Via Giuseppe Palma.
Via Veste - one of the “main streets” of the old historic town center with small shops, boutiques and artsy handicrafts.
Square - L.go. Seggio.
Via Veste.
Via Ripe - another street along the coastline with the panoramic view in both directions.
Cossroads of Vicolo S. Pietro and Via Carlo Mafrolla.
Via Pola.
Corso Lorenzo Fazzini.
Piazza Kennedy.
A square at the beach of Viale Marinai d’Italia.
The very very famous installation of Lorenzo Quinn “Building Bridges”, which has been on show during the biennial in Venice, and now in Vieste - only from June till September 2023.
The installation “Giant Hands” / “Building Bridges” by Lorenzo Quinn.
Marina Piccola.
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I'd like to be on the seashore now 😊

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I was in Vieste in mid sommer, and yes, I understand you fully :) I would love to be now at sea too - the enternal NOSTALGIA...