In the centre of Valle d’Itria there is Alberobello, a famous town born in the XIV century. It is characterized by stone buildings, called “Trulli”, that are heritage of the UNESCO since 1996. Castellana Grotte is an agglomerate...

Deep 200 metres and wide 400 metres, it has several bends excavated for millions years by water, that still today continues its course to south until Ionio sea...

famous in Italy thanks to the bread DOP, typical for its shape (in jargon skuanète, translation high), Altamura has an old town very nice, the most important monument is the Santa Maria Assunta Cathedral...

A trip along magnificent and different glimpses of the Adriatic coast from Roca Vecchia to Porto Badisco, discovering very suggestive creeks between natural pools, stacks and sunny beaches…

You leave on Saturday for 8/7 along the ancient Apulia, from Gargano to Salento. Visiting Lecce, Otranto, Bari and Trani, but also Castel del Monte and Alberobello. At the end you pop over to Basilicata for visiting Matera...

Bari, county seat, is the one of the biggest city of the South. It is famous for the remains of St. Nicola, (stolen to Turks one thousand years ago) kept in the church. Bari has been always a crucial point...

The Cathedral of Trani, dedicated to St. Nicola Pellegrino, is the queen of Apulian churches; probably, it is the most beautiful and celebrated building of the Apulian Romanesque style. Planned in a perfect and...

Gravina di Riggio is a natural casket of inestimable wealth and value, for the amount and variety of vegetable and animal kinds , over that for the irresistible beauties of the caves that they prop it, set on more...

On the coast, among inlets of white sand, there is Monopoli. The old town, that has medieval origins, rises up on an ancient Messapian town, of which we have several testimonies...