The unmissable stop in Puglia: Alberobello and its world-famous Trulli Alberobello is that characteristic and romantic place you have to visit at least once in your life. The trulli of Alberobello, unique in the world and recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site by virtue of a one-of-a-kind architectural structure, are […] Find out more
Polignano a Mare: the enchanting corner of Puglia 20 minutes from Bari Poligano a Mare is a must, in the sense that when you come to Puglia, especially to Bari, you absolutely cannot not go and visit it given its proximity to the Apulian capital. Poligano a Mare is a true pearl of Puglia that […] Find out more
The Mercadante Forest: a green lung not far from Bari. Discover nature, breathe pure air! The Mercadante forest, created about 30 km from Bari to stem the floods that hit the Apulian capital at the beginning of the twentieth century, is a vast green area of about 1300 hectares that starts from nearby Cassano delle Murge […] Find out more
The window overlooking the sea and the Itria Valley: the enchanting white city of Ostuni is that place that you cannot help but notice while traveling along the SS16 towards Brindisi. Called "the white city" by virtue of its row of white buildings visible even in the distance, Ostuni is a place with an ancient village style [...] Find out more
The isolated castle on the hill: the mysterious Castel del Monte Among the many attractions to see in Puglia there is certainly also a wonderful medieval construction founded by Federico || of Swabia, i.e. Castel del Monte. This castle, located on a hill (540 meters high) in the Andria area, is one of the main […] Find out more
The spectacular Castellana Caves: a unique and unmissable experience in Puglia Together with Polignano a Mare and Alberobello, another location not to be missed in the surroundings of the province of Bari is undoubtedly and indisputably Castellana Grotte. Castellana Grotte is a town located on the Murgia dei Trulli plateau, in the province of Bari, and is famous […] Find out more
Locorotondo, the ancient Apulian white village immersed in the splendid Itria Valley You should know that in the surroundings of Bari there is a village (among the many beautiful villages in the province of Bari) that is as fascinating as it is suggestive. It is called Locorotondo, a town with a circular shape (hence the origins of its name round place) whose position dominates the entire Valley […] Find out more
From the marvelous caves to the oldest carnival in Europe: discovering Putignano Putignano is a town in the province of Bari which, thanks to some of its peculiarities, is undoubtedly among the most interesting places to visit in the surroundings of the Apulian capital. Located on a hilly area of Alta Murgia over 300 meters above sea level […] Find out more
The Saline di Margherita di Savoia, the Apulian nature reserve with splendid flamingos The Salina di Margherita di Savoia is an area so vast that it is considered the largest salt pan in Europe. The Salina, located in the Gargano area, is approximately 20km long with 4500 hectares of surface area, dimensions that make […] Find out more
In the heart of the Itria Valley, a labyrinth of white alleys: welcome to the village of Cisternino. In the beautiful Itria Valley, the authentic and pulsating heart of Puglia, another ancient village emerges which, together with those of Alberobello, Locorotondo, Martina Franca and Ostuni (they are all very close to each other) certainly deserves a pleasant visit. In fact, between […] Find out more