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The Edit, No. 1405Monti Dauni
Masseria · Orsara di Puglia
Posta Guevara is a masseria and rural inn near Orsara di Puglia, in the Foggia and the Monti Dauni area, on the original estate of the Guevara family, dukes of Bovino. It offers rooms, a pool, a restaurant open every day and a cooking school, with pasta and bread made from Senatore Cappelli wheat, a variety selected in Foggia in 1906, grown on the farm. It suits food lovers and event guests, and the number of rooms is not confirmed.
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La piscina, è il luogo ideale per concedersi una pausa e per rilassarsi postaguevara.it/il-giardino-e-la-piscina, Posta Guevara stands on the original estate of the Guevara family, the dukes of Bovino, on the plateau where the Tavoliere meets the first hills of the Monti Dauni. It began at the start of the 2000s as a development of the family farm, with a mission to bring forgotten flavors and traditions back to the table. It describes itself as a place where memory and local products meet.
It describes itself as a cooking school and an educational farm recognized by the Region of Puglia, and since 2008 it has been recognized as the first European rural inn (locanda rurale) of Puglia.
It is a rural inn with a strong kitchen and an events business, not a luxury stay. The complex is set in nature, with a garden, a vegetable garden, dining spaces, rooms, teaching workshops and a conference hall.
The masseria describes the rooms as comfortable and suited to a stay in the Monti Dauni and to work travel. Each has a hairdryer, a bath or shower, air conditioning, TV and Wi-Fi.
Laundry and a shuttle service are available.
The number of rooms, their sizes and their types are not confirmed on the official pages. The masseria is also an events venue, so ask how many rooms are free on your dates before you plan a stay around a ceremony.
The Locanda is open every day. The kitchen is built on the tradition of the Monti Dauni: fresh pasta made from the semolina of local wheat, wild greens, legumes, meat from local farms or game, and bread made with sourdough and baked in a wood oven.
The signature is burnt-grain pasta and bread. The flour recalls a farming custom: after the harvest, gleaners collected the ears scorched by stubble fires and ground them. The masseria serves the pasta with cherry tomatoes baked in the wood oven, cacioricotta and chili.
The farm grows Senatore Cappelli durum wheat, a variety selected in Foggia in 1906 by the geneticist Nazareno Strampelli, and uses its semolina for hand-made pasta and for bread baked in the wood oven. The masseria calls this a short supply chain at zero kilometers. Produce from the masseria’s own vegetable garden also reaches the table. Black-pig meats, Monti Dauni cheeses and house preserves are also on the list, and desserts and old-style liqueurs close the meal.
The setting is the plateau between the Tavoliere plain and the first hills of the Monti Dauni. The garden and the pool sit among Mediterranean scrub, and the masseria calls the pool the place to pause and relax. The pool area also hosts evening buffets and poolside parties.
The masseria is an educational farm recognized by the Region of Puglia. Its workshops run for schools and for adults who want to learn cooking, and the themes are flours and natural yeasts.
The masseria also hosts country-chic events: baptisms, first communions, confirmations, birthdays, graduation parties and anniversaries. A party may fall during your stay.
It suits food lovers, guests who like a farm with a pool and anyone who wants to learn bread and pasta. It also suits people attending an event on the estate.
Look elsewhere for a quiet hideaway on a weekend with an event, or if a spa decides the trip, since none is confirmed here. For other options in the area, see Peppe Zullo at Orsara di Puglia or Masseria Salecchia, and the Foggia and the Monti Dauni hub.
Posta Guevara is on the SS90 at Orsara di Puglia, in the Foggia and the Monti Dauni area. Bari is the nearer airport.
A car is needed. The masseria mentions a shuttle service, so ask about it when you book.
Posta Guevara is a masseria and rural inn in the hills between the Tavoliere and the Monti Dauni, on the original estate of the Guevara family, the dukes of Bovino. It runs a rural inn, a cooking school, an educational farm and an events venue. It grew out of the family farm at the start of the 2000s.
The Locanda at Posta Guevara is open every day and serves dishes of the Monti Dauni: sourdough bread baked in a wood oven, homemade fresh pasta, cured meats and meat from black pigs, local cheeses and house preserves. A specialty is burnt-grain pasta with wood-oven tomatoes, cacioricotta and chili.
Posta Guevara is a recognized cooking school and educational farm, with courses for professionals as well as workshops for schools, focused on flours and natural yeasts. It grows Senatore Cappelli durum wheat on the farm. Dates, length and prices of courses are not confirmed here, so ask the masseria.
Posta Guevara has a pool set in a garden among Mediterranean scrub, and rooms with a hairdryer, a bath or shower, air conditioning, TV and Wi-Fi. The masseria offers laundry and a shuttle service. The number of rooms and their sizes are not confirmed, so ask before you reserve, especially for groups.
Posta Guevara stands on the state road SS90 at Orsara di Puglia, in the hills of the Monti Dauni, and a car is needed. Bari is the nearer airport. The masseria says it offers a shuttle service, so ask whether it covers your arrival before you rely on it.