Cellino San Marco

Cellino San Marco is a commune in the Province of Brindisi located in the Puglia region of southern Italy, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards across its territory. The town sits within a landscape shaped primarily by farming and food production.

Archaeological evidence throughout the area shows settlements from ancient times, with finds scattered across the landscape. Over centuries, the settlement evolved into a significant center for growing olives and producing wine.

The parish church displays baroque altars and paintings that reflect the religious life of the community. These artworks show how important this place has been to the people who live here.

The town has train connections to other cities across Puglia, with the station within walking distance from the center. Keep in mind that this is a small place, so services and shops may be limited compared to larger towns.

A large statue of the Saviour stands on a rock outcrop outside the town and serves as a landmark for residents and visitors. Built relatively recently, the figure has quickly become a recognizable symbol of the area.

Location: Province of Brindisi

Capital city: Cellino San Marco

Elevation above the sea: 56 m

Shares border with: Brindisi, Campi Salentina, Guagnano, San Donaci, San Pietro Vernotico, Squinzano

Website: https://comune.cellinosanmarco.br.it

GPS coordinates: 40.46667,17.96667

Latest update: December 20, 2025 00:27