Trabucco di Celestino
This fishing contraption sits on top of a series of spindly wooden stilts. Nestled near the historic walls of Castello Svevo, it's a captivating example of ancient fishing architecture, connected to the mainland by a walkway, featuring two wooden arms supporting a rectangular net.

šŸ“œ Ancient wooden fishing machine, a symbol of local maritime life and traditions, used for fishing in Termoli, Italy.
šŸ” Its design dates back to the 18th century, possibly adapted from Phoenician technology, allowing fishing less reliant on good weather.

Why Go

šŸŽ£ Experience authentic maritime history.
āš™ļø Explore intricate design and traditional fishing techniques.
šŸŒ… Enjoy stunning Adriatic coast views.
šŸŒŠ See an ancient fishing contraption.
šŸ“œ Learn about historical fishing methods.
šŸ“ø Unique coastal architecture.

Why Avoid

šŸš« Not open to the public for close-up visits.

Tips

ā˜€ļø Visit during daylight hours for best views.
šŸš¶ Combine with exploring Castello Svevo or Termoli's beaches.
šŸ—£ļø Avoid calling it "trabocco" in Termoli to prevent local debate.

šŸ…æļø ParkingVia Giudicato Vecchio, Termoli, Italy

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