Explore Valle d’Itria — Alberobello’s trulli, Ostuni, Locorotondo and Cisternino. Best things to do, where to stay and eat in Puglia’s heartland.
Ostuni grabs your attention right from the start. It’s this stunning place with bright white buildings stacked on three hills, surrounded by endless olive groves and a sneak peek of the Adriatic in the background. La Città Bianca (The White City) goes from a cozy 32,000 residents in winter to a buzzing summer crowd of…
Monopoli might not grab as much attention as its renowned neighbor, Polignano a Mare, but personally, I find it even more charming in many respects. That’s not to downplay Polignano—it has seriously breathtaking views and is definitely a must-see! However, I’m here to make sure you don’t just breeze past Monopoli—it’s even a perfect base…
In my Alberobello guide, I hint that staying longer in the town is a flexible option. However, the real magic happens once the tour buses head out. That’s usually after 6 pm, give or take, depending on the time of year. When the crowds thin, Alberobello transforms. It becomes quieter, but there’s this enchanting atmosphere…
It really strikes me when traveling abroad that friends and family consistently ask about Alberobello much more than they ask about Lecce, Matera, Gargano, or other incredible locations here in Puglia. The Trulli do have their magical charm! This is not to say that I believe the city is not worth visiting. It is a…
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