Coastal towers in Salento
Salento is dotted with watchtowers which were constructed to sight seaborne invaders, including those coming from Turkey. Many of the towers were built in the 16th century. The towers come in a variety of designs, including a truncated cone, a truncated pyramid, a fortified masserie, a tower masserie, and a closed-courtyard Masseria. After their initial function as lookout posts for sighting seaborne threats became redundant, many of the towers were either "abandoned or used as a place to store agricultural tools". Subsidence has affected the tower structures.
This is the list in a clockwise direction from the province of Brindisi and culminating in the Province of Taranto.
Province of Brindisi
| Image | Tower Name | City | Base Section | Build Year |
| Torre Egnazia | Fasano | |||
| Torre Canne | Fasano | |||
| Torre San Leonardo | village Pilone, Ostuni | |||
| Torre Villanova | Ostuni | |||
| Torre Pozzelle | Ostuni | |||
| Torre Santa Sabina | Carovigno | four-pointed star | ||
| Torre Guaceto | Carovigno | square | ||
| Torre Testa | Brindisi | |||
| Torre Penna | Brindisi | |||
| Torre Cavallo | Brindisi | |||
| Torre Mattarelle | Brindisi | |||
| Torre San Gennaro | Torchiarolo |