Pulsano

Pulsano is a commune in the Province of Taranto in the Apulia region of southern Italy. The town sits in a landscape characteristic of the southern Italian peninsula with modest urban development.

Pulsano developed as a small settlement dependent on local water sources that gave the region value since ancient times. The community evolved slowly over centuries, maintaining its role as a rural center throughout.

Pulsano takes its name from a root word meaning "well" or "spring", and the local community has organized itself around water sources for generations. This connection to water still shapes how residents perceive and use their town.

The town is easily accessible from the surrounding area and maintains a rural agricultural character with straightforward navigation. Visitors should expect basic local services and can best explore the southern Italian way of life during daytime hours.

The town's name preserves an ancient etymology referring to water wells, which held special value in a drier region. This linguistic memory reveals how fundamental water was to the founding and growth of this settlement.

Location: Province of Taranto

Capital city: Pulsano

Elevation above the sea: 37 m

Shares border with: Faggiano, Leporano, Taranto

Website: https://comune.pulsano.ta.it

GPS coordinates: 40.38417,17.35472

Latest update: December 20, 2025 15:07