Bari, Trani, Castel del Monte
For those who wish to experience a less touristy part of Apulia and thus a more intimate one. For blow-your-mind delicious olive oil tasting, for those who wish to discover Bari's old town and be mesmerized by Castel del Monte...relais de charme, family-run agriturismi, Trulli, charming self catering apartments...choose any among our wide selection!
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The green oasis of the "Foresta Mercadante" houses the famous Sanctuary of "our Lady of the Angels", taking part of...
Cassano delle Murge is mostly known as a base for excursions to the Foresta Mercadante.
Murge Orientali: a nature reserve; trekking lovers should not miss it.
Today’s dead and abandoned, ruined city of Egnazia, stretches back 3.500 years. With an original mix of Greek Illyrian settlers and...
Mola di Bari is a charming and lively seaside town. Visit the Angiou Castle and the churches of Sant’Antonio, Matrice,...
The city was named after Botone, an Illyrian king. Among its many main sites, do not miss the church of...
Molfetta, a seafaring town, where everything rotates around its ancient lighthouse and harbor. Visit the Romanesque Cathedral with its three...
The town was founded by the Normans in the 11th century. Not to miss, Romanesque church of Santa Margherita, the...
Canosa, considered one of the major archaeological sites in Puglia, was founded by the Homeric hero Diomedes. Do not miss...
Canne della Bataglia is known for the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC. Check the ruins of the citadel and...
Especially renowned for its open-air salt pans, among the widest in the world and also a popular health spa. The Salt Museum,...
Giovinazzo: a charming hamlet, nestling into a sheer cliff, with a characteristic harbor. A lovely place to take a stroll!
Set on the cliffs, with an enchanting old town center, dense with history, sheer cliffs, caves and grottos, was also...
Barletta, with sandy beaches at either side, attracting a number of visitors during the summer season, has pre-Roman origins.The Church...
Immersed in a countryside rich with secular olive trees, Andria was Emperor Frederick II’s favorite residences (the imposing Castel del...
Gravina Di Puglia: its name derives from the motto "Grana dat et vina", given to the city by Frederick II,...
The “Lioness of Puglia”, Altamura is a place of history, culture and strong traditions; famous also for its excellent bread...
The Paris of the Mediterranean, Bari has got everything to be awarded the reputation of “capital of the Mediterranean”. It...
The charming “Athens of Puglia”, with its amazing Cathedral, one of the finest in the region, jutting out over the...
Is a charming town of narrow alleys and quaint white stone houses, among vineyards and olive trees and with its...
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Castel del Monte, was built in the middle of nowhere. With no town to protect,...