The Valle d’Itria is the part of Puglia that most closely matches the image many travellers have before arriving: trulli scattered between olive groves, pale-stone farmhouses, dry-stone walls and white hill towns rising above a patchwork of fields. Yet it is not one single attraction and it should not be treated as a quick stop … Leggi tutto
Few buildings are as immediately associated with Puglia as the trulli of Alberobello. Their whitewashed walls and conical limestone roofs have become one of southern Italy’s most recognisable images, but seeing them in person is considerably more interesting than simply photographing a picturesque street. Alberobello contains entire neighbourhoods built around this unusual architectural tradition. Some … Leggi tutto
Whitewashed walls, narrow lanes and hundreds of grey stone cones rising above the rooftops: Alberobello is one of the most distinctive places in Puglia. Even if you have seen photographs of the town before arriving, walking through its historic trulli districts is a completely different experience. Located in the beautiful Valle d’Itria, Alberobello is famous … Leggi tutto