Polignano a Mare
Polignano a Mare is a beautiful small town in Puglia,
famous for its cliffs dropping sheer into the crystal-clear sea
and for its historic centre
characterised by narrow streets and whitewashed houses
that seem to plunge straight into the sea.
Polignano a Mare
Some of the must-see attractions when visiting Polignano a Mare:
Historic centre, Lama Monachile cliff, Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Largo Ardito, Pino Pascali Museum.
Alberobello
Alberobello is a famous town in Puglia
known for its characteristic trulli,
and it is a very popular tourist destination.
Alberobello
Here are some things to do and see during a visit to Alberobello:
Trulli of Alberobello: these famous white cones are the most iconic buildings of the town.
Rione Monti: this district of Alberobello has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and features a maze of narrow streets and trulli.
Church of Sant'Antonio, Museo del Territorio.
Shopping: Alberobello offers a wide variety of shops, from souvenirs to local gourmet products.
Matera
Matera is a city located in the Basilicata region,
in southern Italy, famous for its ancient "Sassi" cave dwellings,
which have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Matera
Here are some places to visit.
Sassi of Matera: they are one of the city's main attractions,
made up of ancient houses carved into the rock.
Matera Cathedral, Church of San Pietro Caveoso,
Tramontano Castle, Murgia Materana Park,
Casa Grotta di Vico Solitario,
Domenico Ridola National Archaeological Museum.
Monopoli
Monopoli
Giovinazzo
Giovinazzo is a beautiful town on the Adriatic coast,
in the Puglia region, famous for its medieval and baroque architecture
and its scenic position over the sea.
Giovinazzo
Some places to visit in Giovinazzo:
The historic centre: the heart of the old town
consists of a series of narrow, picturesque streets and small squares,
lined with historic buildings in white stone.
The Norman-Swabian Castle, the harbour, the Clock Tower.
Castel del Monte
Castel del Monte is one of the symbols of Puglia
and a UNESCO World Heritage site of the region.
Its extraordinary beauty and mysterious architecture
have fascinated visitors from all over the world.
Castel del Monte
Its architecture is unique in the world and combines elements of different styles — Byzantine, Norman and Arab. It is said that the emperor chose the octagonal form for the castle because it symbolised perfection.