Puglia

Immerse yourself in the picturesque port city of Otranto, Italy's easternmost jewel in Apulia. Here, history, culture, and breathtaking coastal landscapes merge to create an unforgettable experience. Discover a city that enchants with its charming historic center, an impressive cathedral, and a majestic castle, immediately captivating you.

The UNESCO World Heritage city of Alberobello is world-famous for its unique, cone-shaped Trulli houses, which form a fairytale setting.

Known as the 'Florence of the South', Lecce fascinates with its opulent Baroque architecture, which is reflected in its golden building facades.

The 'White City' Ostuni captivates with its radiant, lime-white historic center, picturesquely perched on a hill, offering sweeping views.

Polignano a Mare, picturesquely situated on limestone cliffs overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is a jewel of Apulia. The town is renowned for its dramatic coastal scenery and charming old town with its winding alleys and whitewashed houses. A standout feature is Lama Monachile, an iconic rocky cove with a pebble beach that stretches spectacularly between the cliffs. Stroll through the historic center, discover hidden squares, and enjoy panoramic views from the terraces. Along the Lungomare, you'll find the statue of the town's famous son, Domenico Modugno, the composer of "Volare". To experience the authentic atmosphere without large crowds, a visit in spring or autumn is ideal. Sample the local fish cuisine at one of the restaurants with sea views.

Apulia's southernmost region entices with Caribbean-like beaches, crystal-clear water, charming coastal towns, and a rich culinary tradition.