The characteristic Trulli of Alberobello
The unmissable stop in Puglia: Alberobello and its world-famous Trulli. Alberobello is a characteristic and romantic place you must visit at least once in your life. The trulli of Alberobello, unique in the world and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site thanks to their unique architectural structure...
Natural Wonders: The Castellana Caves
The spectacular Castellana Caves: a unique and unmissable experience in Puglia. Along with Polignano a Mare and Alberobello, another must-see destination near the province of Bari is undoubtedly Castellana Grotte. Castellana Grotte is a town located on the Murgia dei Trulli plateau, in the province of Bari, and...
The elegance of Trani
Sea, monuments, and bars: the charm of the city of Trani. Traveling along the Bari ring road, heading north toward Foggia, you'll find several towns, including Trani. Trani is another seaside city characterized by a charming waterfront, full of shops, and above all by two distinctive monuments: the cathedral...
The medieval style of Giovinazzo
A charming medieval village just minutes from the Apulian capital. Giovinazzo is a town in the province of Bari boasting a charming and beautiful medieval-style village. Wandering through the streets of its historic center means fully experiencing the history of this town, which also boasts an ancient port, a key point...
Towards Monopoli, the beaches and the surroundings
Monopoli: the unmissable destination with beaches, sea, and nightlife. Around Bari, the capital of Puglia, there are many interesting towns, and Monopoli undoubtedly stands out among them. Monopoli is located further south, precisely after Polignano a Mare, and is also a beautiful town overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Monopoli, like...
On the small port of Torre a Mare
Torre a Mare: between views, food, and nightlife. This is Bari's characteristic neighborhood with its small harbor. Torre a Mare, considered a neighborhood of Bari, is slightly removed from the city but can be reached by car in less than 10 minutes, specifically by taking the Bari ring road south (direction...
A postcard from San Vito
A small Apulian picture: the charming town of San Vito. San Vito is a tiny town, with about a hundred inhabitants, just a stone's throw from Polignano a Mare. This area is characterized primarily by the Abbey of San Vito Martire (built in the 10th century and an unmistakable symbol of the area), the small...
The charm of Locorotondo
Locorotondo, the ancient white Apulian village nestled in the splendid Itria Valley. You should know that near Bari there is a village (among the many beautiful villages in the province of Bari) as charming as it is evocative. It's called Locorotondo, a circular town (hence the origins of its name, "round-place") whose position dominates...
The salt pans of Margherita di Savoia
The Margherita di Savoia Salt Pans, the Apulian nature reserve with splendid flamingos. The Margherita di Savoia Salt Pan is such a vast area that it is considered the largest salt pan in Europe. The salt pan, located in the Gargano area, is approximately 20 km long and covers 4,500 hectares, a size that...
On the Santo Spirito seafront
Santo Spirito: the seafront, the small port, and the maritime traditions of this charming neighborhood of Bari In the northern area of Bari, about 15 minutes from the Apulian capital, there is a neighborhood that boasts a small - but not too small - seafront and a charming little port full of boats...
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