. Southern Italy and Sicily, with excursions to Malta, Sardinia, Tunis, and Corfu : handbook for travellers . to Brindisi. TARANTO. 20. Route. 243 Trattorie and Cafes. CaJi McolanioniOj Piazza Archita; Eebecchino, StradaDue Mari \ Dtiilio, Strada Maggiore; several Ca/4s in the Ringhiera, oftencrowded on Saturdays. Baths beside the Albergo Europa. Cab from the station to the town, 50 c. — Two omnibus-lines ply inthe town: 1st cl. 15, 2nd cl. 10 c. Lloyds Agknts, Cacace Fratelli. Taranto, a clean town with 50,592 inhab. and a considerabletrade, is the residence of an archbishop, a sub-prefect, a
. Southern Italy and Sicily, with excursions to Malta, Sardinia, Tunis, and Corfu : handbook for travellers . to Brindisi. TARANTO. 20. Route. 243 Trattorie and Cafes. CaJi McolanioniOj Piazza Archita; Eebecchino, StradaDue Mari \ Dtiilio, Strada Maggiore; several Ca/4s in the Ringhiera, oftencrowded on Saturdays. Baths beside the Albergo Europa. Cab from the station to the town, 50 c. — Two omnibus-lines ply inthe town: 1st cl. 15, 2nd cl. 10 c. Lloyds Agknts, Cacace Fratelli. Taranto, a clean town with 50,592 inhab. and a considerabletrade, is the residence of an archbishop, a sub-prefect, and otherauthorities and possesses an important war-harbour with exten-sive docks. The town is situated on a N. bay of the Gulf ofTaranto, on a rock which separates the latter from the deep inletof the Mare Piccolo. The bay is bounded on the by the CapoSan Vito, and on the W. it is [protected by two flat islands, theChoerades of antiquity, now called San Pietro and San Paolo; thelatter and smaller is occupied by a lighthouse and by the ruins ofa fort built by the French. The entrance to the harbour
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