Things to see in Alberobello:
Alberobello is the capital of the trulli, a UNESCO site that represents the symbol of the Itria Valley. Walking through the streets of the historic center, you will find yourself surrounded by hundreds of white trulli, some of the most evocative traditional homes in Italy.
Don’t miss a visit to Rione Monti, the most famous neighborhood of Alberobello, with over 1,000 trulli still inhabited.
– Visit:
• The Trullo Sovrano (the largest and most characteristic trullo in the city)
• The Museum of the Territory (to better understand the history and culture of Alberobello)
• The neighborhoods: Rione Monti and Aia Piccola
• Trullo Church of Sant’Antonio
• Trullo Siamese
• Belvedere Santa Lucia
Alberobello is a municipality in the province of Bari located on a hill in the Itria Valley, in the center of the Land of the Trulli. Alberobello is famous worldwide for its historic center made of Trulli, the typical dry stone buildings with conical roofs, and is therefore considered the Capital of Trulli. Entire neighborhoods of Alberobello, including Rione Monti and Aia Piccola, are entirely made up of the characteristic Trulli. Despite its small size, Alberobello offers numerous activities that enchant every visitor. Many of the trulli of Alberobello are shops or private homes, but you can visit some inside to admire their structure. Some of these can be visited and offer a fascinating journey through time.

Things to see in Cisternino:
• Historic Center
• Torre Grande (Civic Tower)
• Mother Church of San Nicola
• Church of Santa Lucia (1500)
• Sanctuary of the Madonna d’Ibernia (Madonna de Bernis)
• Church of Santa Maria di Costantinopoli (1600)
• Church of San Cataldo (1600)
• Ponte della Madonnina
• Church of Christ
• Clock Tower
• Gardens of Piazza Garibaldi
• Farmhouses
• Bosco Monti Comunali
• Trulli
• Bishop’s Palace
• Governor’s Palace
• Palazzo Amati
• Palazzo Lagravinese
• Torre Capece

Why is Cisternino called the “Pearl of the Itria Valley”?
It is called the “Pearl of the Itria Valley” for its enchanting historic center, characterized by white houses, suggestive alleys and picturesque squares, which reflect the typical Apulian architecture.
Cisternino is a municipality of 11,205 inhabitants in the province of Brindisi, located among the hills in the southern part of the Murgia dei Trulli.
It is a labyrinth of alleys and streets, surrounded by white stone houses, enriched by scenic and lively squares that overlook some of the most beautiful scenic views of Puglia.
This historic center is one of the best examples in Puglia of Spontaneous Architecture, a type of construction that developed without the intervention of engineers or architects, but through the passage of knowledge and artisan techniques from one generation to another.
The houses, with their whitewashed facades and small internal courtyards, are arranged organically, adapting perfectly to the terrain and the needs of daily life.
Despite its small size, the historic center of Cisternino is a true gem, where every corner tells a story. Although it does not boast a large number of monuments, its intimate and cozy atmosphere allows you to explore it calmly, savoring every detail.
It is a place that can be easily visited in a day, allowing yourself to be fascinated by the architectural harmony and timeless beauty that pervades every corner of the village.

Things to see in Ostuni:
• Ostuni Historic Center
• Upper historic center
• Piazza della Libertà and Column of Sant’Oronzo
• Church of San Francesco d’Assisi
• Cathedral of Santa Maria
• Arco Scoppa
• Botanical Garden
• Diocesan Museum of Ostuni
• Church of San Vito martire
• Porta San Demetrio and Porta Nova
• Sanctuary of the Madonna della Grata
• Palazzo Tanzarella
• Museum of Preclassical Civilizations of the Southern Murgia
Ostuni is a very pleasant village to visit both for a day trip and for longer vacation periods.
If you want to stop and visit the palaces, churches, museums, exhibitions and various points of interest, of course one day is not enough, but summer visitors who prefer to move every day to different places in Puglia will not be disappointed by the welcome and the open-air wonders that the city offers to travelers.

Things to see in Martina Franca:

• Historic Center
• Basilica of San Martino
• Palazzo Ducale
• Piazza Maria Immacolata
• Church of Sant’Antonio dei Cappuccini
• Piazza XX Settembre
• Porta di Santo Stefano
• Muba – Museum of the Basilica of San Martino
• Parish of the Holy Family
• Parish of Carmine
• Church of San Domenico
• Piazza Roma
• University Palace and Clock Tower
• Church of Monte Purgatorio