Relais Sant'Eligio - Ostuni: an ancient building constructed by the Aragonites, when queen Bona Sforza, in the first half of ‘500 imposed to all the coasting cities, from Naples to Otranto, to hold the Posta. And along the “Via del Procaccia”, street for the rapid flow that encompassed from the outside the walls of Ostuni, was erected CAMPOSADA », post station destined to the reception and rest of couriers, royal officials, tax collectors, passing soldiers. It maintained the function when it became the property of the Zevallos counts from 1630 to 1810 and afterwards to the community of Ostuni. The crest that characterises the portal and the indoor chambers and represents two climbing lions next to a pit with pulley and bucket, symbolises the peace. Sant’Eligio, the Saint protector of ferriers and goldsmiths, was the name given in time by the people. After a century of abandonment, the post stations returns to live in a Relais.