The region’s star attraction is the food. Puglia produces half of Italy’s olive oil, and Ostuni has been the olive oil capital for centuries.The Pugliese take their food very seriously indeed. Seafood dishes predominate, but there are a host of specialities with each town famous for different local specialities. .
Alberobello boasts 1,400 Trulli in a maze of narrow streets. The ancient settlement has been preserved so well it has been given UNESCO World Heritage status.It is just one of the Valle d’itria’s string of citta bianche or white towns each with their own little hilltops rising up each with its own charm and atmosphere well worth a visit.
If you are looking for beaches, the Adriatic coast offers long stretches of sand and some well reamended lidos to enjoy. Further afield, Lecce, Galllipoli, Otranto and Monopoli are famous towns
Trullo Carnevalle is equidistant to the charming and Ceglie Messpica with their own charming shops and restaurants to visit and Ostuni. Cisternino, Martina Franca and Locorotondo are also near and an easy distance to visit.
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