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Facilities within the Property

 
Breakfast: Breakfast at Donna Giulia B&B is rich enough to satisfy the biggest appetites and tasty enough to win over the most discriminating palates! Enjoy typical delicacies personally prepared by the owners: the lavish breakfast selection never fails to impress..you will find hand-made cakes, fragrant croissants, seasonal fruit, varied jams and yoghurts, cheese and ham, eggs, orange juice, coffee, tea and milk. Breakfast can be served in the dining room or on the terrace during warm months.
 
Staff: At Donna Giulia B&B you will experience the real B&B hospitality. We offer excellent value for money and every comfort but with that very special personal touch and the real hospitality which comes from staying in a private home. We are sure that you will arrive as guests and you will leave as friends. Facilities include laundry service, parking, Pc use (if you have to check your e-mails you have just to ask the owners), baby sitting, shuttle service from/to Maglie railway station, bykes rental.
 
Property Facilities Summary:
BarbecueBicycle Rentals
First-Day ShoppingGrocery Shopping / Delivery
LaundryMedium Pets Welcome
Olive Oil TastingParking
Shuttle To / From AirportShuttle To / From Bus Station
Shuttle To / From Rail StationSightseeing Tours
 
Nearby Facilities
 
Donna Giulia B&B is located in Cursi, a small village set at 15 km far from Otranto and the Apulian coast. Noteworthy historians state that Cursi, of roman origin, was a stopping place for horses to serve the messengers/couriers who brought news and letters to the Regions located from Lecce southwards. These carriers were called "Cursores" from which the Latin name of the village comes from "Cursiomnnium" subsequently abbreviated to Cursi. The coat of arms portraying a heraldic carrier holding a batch of letters, confirm its historical origins. The most important religious and artistic sites in Cursi are:
- The Byzantine Crypt of "San Giorgio" and "Santo Stefano" dating back to thirteen or fourteen century approximately. This fine building was discovered by chance in 1955.-The Chapel dates back to 1400, adjacent to the parish church, is consecrated to S. Nicola, patron saint of the village.
-The Sanctuary, consecrated to "Maria SS. Dell'Abbondanza", which is not very far from the village, was built in 1648 by the inhabitants of Cursi.
- The "Convento degli Agostiniani", with the precious altar by P. Buffelli dating back to the fifteenth century.