San Vito - Brindisi, Provincia di Brindisi

San Vito, con indirizzo Strada Statale 16 Adriatica, 72, 72100 Brindisi BR, Italia, è una base militare che offre servizi di alto livello.

La sua ubicazione è strategica, facilmente raggiungibile grazie alla sua posizione sulla Strada Statale 16 Adriatica. Questa posizione la rende un punto di riferimento importante nel territorio di Brindisi.

San Vito è accessibile a persone con mobilità ridotta, con un ingresso e un parcheggio dedicati alle sedie a rotelle. Questa attenzione verso l'accessibilità è un chiaro segnale dell'impegno della base nel fornire servizi di qualità a tutti i suoi visitatori.

La base militare di San Vito è specializzata in diversi servizi e attività, offrendo una vasta gamma di specialità. La sua professionalità e competenza sono ampiamente riconosciute nel settore, rendendola una scelta eccellente per chi cerca un servizio affidabile e di alta qualità.

San Vito ha ricevuto 23 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.5/5. Questo punteggio elevato è un chiaro indicatore della soddisfazione dei suoi visitatori e della qualità dei servizi offerti.

Recensioni di San Vito

Bob Fonow

2/5

Turbulent time in late 70-Apr 72. Best Air Force friend died of heart attack at 23. Went to England after to an assignment I thrived at. Loved the area.

Joe S

5/5

I was stationed here 30 years ago. It was a small listening post without a lot of amenities other than the location... that was more than enough. I loved it here. The local people were great, the food incredible and boy it was cheap. Of course the base is gone, they are no longer on the lira, and I'm far from here, but I did get to revisit it a couple years ago via motorcycle, and it's still a beautiful area with some great riding roads near the base.

Lorenza Barletta

4/5

Hi!
I'm looking for a family Who lived there in the 90's. They lived in Latiano, too.
I don't Remember the surname but their names were: Teo (dad), Sharol (mom), Shan, Melissa, Shannen and Megan

Harrison David Carter

3/5

Stationed there 91-94. The few months living on the economy was an awesome immersion experience. Hard working helpful people (Latiano)! Outstanding food spoiled me! VERY critical of stateside "Italian" restaurants to this day! Local festivals, bike rides through the countryside, and to the coast were very enjoyable! Got to see Europe and Turkey (Corfu). Rosemary roasted chicken and small potatoes!! If you ate it, YOU KNOW!! Walking through lands where the Apostles may very well have traveled was awe-inspiring. I'm praying for the opportunity to travel there again!

Gerry Scheinman

5/5

Served there 75-77 listening to Morse code. Loved the area.

Edmund Wiatr

5/5

Stationed at Ramstein AB, GE., 1985-88 with DoD. Wife being Italian, we met many relatives. Our 8 year old son contracted the measles on one of our trips into Southern Italy. The medics took great medical care of our son and made sure we had enough gas ration cards to complete our trip back.

Robert De Brus

5/5

Was never there. My family is from Bari I do know there's a USAF spec ops group that was flying out of there its small looks amazing n I read all the comments thank you guys for your service. Not a bad place to spend a year or 2. I will be making this trip soon to Rome then Bari, Brindisi n Sicily Debrus is coming. Look out.

Ed Huey

5/5

i was stationed there from 1963 to 1964, best tour of duty while serving. Enjoyed the wonderful people of Brindisi and managed to learn the language. Salute to a close friend while there, Richard Saas. Wish i could return to visit