Located in the heart of Gallipoli's medieval fortress, surrounded by the Ionian Sea, this classic courtyard building dates back to the late 16th century. The charming façade features a terrace adorned with propitiatory masks, likely inspired by Spanish prints from the Mayan conquest era. Crowned by a large arched skylight illuminating the recessed windows, the multi-level upper terrace offers a welcoming outdoor space. Guests can enjoy breakfast beneath shaded pergolas while admiring views of the nearby cathedral, Gallipoli's historic streets, and the surrounding sea. This typical Salentine palazzo in Gallipoli's historic center offers a comfortable, home-like atmosphere.