Things to do in Discover Puglia

Locorotondo is a small town in the province of Bari located in the Itria Valley. You can stroll through its historic center in a few minutes, to breathe the very characteristic air that is savored here. The main peculiarity of Locorotondo is that its streets are completely... more

Canosa di Puglia is one of the main archaeological centers of Puglia and in addition to the sites in the area, many finds from the area are preserved all over the world, including one in the British Museum. Some remains are visible in the municipal villa, in addition to the... more

In Cerignola a famous typicality is cultivated and exported all over the world. It is a type of olive, whose cultivar has the name Bella di Cerignola. The PDO, on the other hand, is called Bella della Daunia, since it could not have the same name as the cultivar. The... more

Castellana Grotte is located on the limestone plateau of the Terra dei Trulli e delle Grotte. It is mainly known for the Caves, a karst complex that attracts thousands of tourists every year, discovered in 1938 by professor Franco Anelli. The visit to the Caves winds for 1.5 km,... more

About 3/4 kilometers from Putignano is Monte Laureto, in whose bowels there is a treasure of art and faith that has few other equals in all of Italy. This area is rich in karst rocks, within which the work of the water has carved out cavities. In one of these cavities, in a cave... more

A few years ago a group of professionals had an idea, which has developed over time to become an initiative repeated several times, always with great success. Bel Medioevo di Puglia is an itinerary that crosses 11 castles, by the most famous and those mistakenly considered... more

Trinitapoli is a beautiful town of 15,000 inhabitants in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani. In the town there is an air of history, in fact there are traces that trace its foundation back to the Middle Ages. The symbol of the city is the Church of the Holy Trinity which... more

Castelluccio Valmaggiore is a small and charming village in the Daunia mountains. More precisely, it was built on the slopes of Mount Cornacchia, in the valley of the Celone stream. This was an agricultural village that has unfortunately depopulated today. Its events are first... more

In the heart of Puglia lies Castellana Grotte, the city is known above all thanks to the karst complex of the Castellana Caves. There are numerous religious architectures in the city. The church of San Francesco, built on the pre-existing church of Santa Maria Annunziata has a... more

Vieste, a town of about 13,600 inhabitants in the province of Foggia, is the easternmost center of the Gargano peninsula, the spur of the boot of Italy, a karst promontory that extends towards the Adriatic. It is a village perched on a limestone promontory almost resting on the... more

Famous all over the world for its characteristic trulli, UNESCO heritage since 1996, Alberobello is an Apulian town in the province of Bari near the hills of the Murgia. Not all buildings are trulli, but most of the city is built in this way. The Monti district is the most... more

Terlizzi is located in Puglia in the province of Bari and has 26109 inhabitants. Terlizzi is called the city of flowers for its important horticultural activity for the economy of the town. Its citizens are very attached to traditions and also actively participate in the... more

A large agricultural center in the province of Bari, Bitonto immediately recalls the olive groves, symbol of the city, in the collective imagination. the yellow oil of Bitonto is in fact an absolute gastronomic excellence; but it doesn't end there. The cuisine is the pride of... more

Despite being the least populated village in Puglia, anyone visiting this beauty will go to the discovery of a completely unexpected Puglia; different from the sea of Salento or from the romantic cathedrals of the land of Bari, together with Faeto, it constitutes the 'Daunia... more

Puglia is a region located in Southern Italy, and has Bari as its capital. It borders Campania, Molise and Basilicata and is bathed by both the Adriatic and the Ionian Seas. Excluding the islands, this is the region with the greatest coastal development, while in its interior a... more