History
unique experience
B&B Sul Ponte in Gravina in Puglia is a charming property that is located in a prime location, right on the 18th-century aqueduct-viaduct bridge. The history of this B&B is closely linked to the passion and commitment of the owner family.
between past and present
The history of B&B Sul Ponte began when the family decided to transform a part of their family building into a cozy accommodation facility. With careful renovation and attention to detail, they created a unique environment that combines old-world charm with modern comfort.
in the gastronomic tradition
Parallel to the B&B business, the family also runs the restaurant Osteria la Murgiana. The restaurant offers traditional Apulian cuisine, prepared with fresh, high-quality local ingredients. The cuisine at Osteria la Murgiana is a tribute to the culinary traditions of the region, offering visitors an authentic gastronomic experience.
discover the history of gravina
B&B Sul Ponte has become a landmark for visitors eager to discover the history and beauty of Gravina. The owner family is always ready to share stories and curiosities related to the city, offering tips and advice on how best to explore local attractions.
among history, culture and taste
In conclusion, the B&B Sul Ponte in Gravina in Puglia is a testament to one family's love and dedication to their city and its cultural heritage. Through the B&B and the Osteria la Murgiana restaurant, the family offers a complete experience to visitors, who can immerse themselves in Gravina's history, culture and gastronomy in a warm and welcoming environment.
WRITTEN BY SIMON FIRTH
Home to some of the world’s most eye‐wateringly beautiful cities, architecture, colours and landscapes, it is only since 2006 that the James Bond films have returned time and again to the European country of Italy. A land where the people are as colourful as the land which they inhabit.
The only surprise is that in the James Bond films’ 60 year history it has taken as long as it has for the country’s charms to be recognised and filmically utilised.
With Daniel Craig’s James Bond having contributed to the righting of wrongs in Italy in fully four of his five Bond films, Sir Roger Moore having contributed his share daring do in three of his Bond films, Simon Firth charts each of the films’ locations along the length and breadth of the country.
No Time To Die was famously filmed in Matera, Puglia, Maratea and Sapri.
Stay at the Palazzo Del Duca, take the tour, and buy the book. Available on Amazon and at OnTheTracksof007.com
