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Historic Sites

Vieste's historical landscape is defined by its strategic coastal defenses and ancient settlements. The 13th-century Castello Svevo, commissioned by Frederick II, stands as a central fortress overlooking the Adriatic. Along the coastline, a series of 16th-century watchtowers, including Torre San Felice and Torre Portogreco, were built to signal Saracen invasions. The inland areas feature the ruins of historical barracks like Caserma Caritate, while the Necropoli La Salata preserves rock-cut tombs from the early Christian period.