The first destination is Alberobello:  it's a very ancient city near the hills of Murgia and Valle d'Itria. In its old town there are about 2000 trulli, the features stone homes that make Alberobello famous all over the world! In1996, these particular buildings have been appointed World Heritage Site by UNESCO.   Second stop to: Locorotondo! one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, famous for it's typical food, baroque palaces and artisan shops that contribute to creating breathtaking views worthy of ending up on a postcard or in your souvenir photos. The last, but not the least, destination is Ostuni: one of the must-visit attractions in Puglia. It's a delightful little town built on three hills and also known as "the white town" for the typical white lime washed walls of its houses. Ostuni rises on the promontories of the Adriatic coast and shines with its white houses just a few steps from the sea. Due to its charm, it is almost impossible not to fall in love with this magic town. Details: - Departure at 09:00, Pick-up service from your hotel; - 10.15 am arrival in Alberobello and stay for 2 hours; - 12.15 pm meeting to go to Locorotondo where it will be possible to visit the city and have lunch (lunch not included); - at 02.00 pm pick-up from Locorotondo to go to Ostuni. - return to Brindisi around at 17.00 Please note that: The Pick-up service is active only from B&Bs and Hotels in the center of Brindisi; Tour carried out with no more than 7/8 people; You will visit each cities freely; Driver will drop-off you in each cities in to the best point to let you discovery the beauty of the places

Ostuni is one of the main tourist destinations of Puglia. Referred to as the "White City", it is famous for the houses painted with white lime in the historical center. Your guided tour of Ostuni will start from Libertà square, here, you will be able to witness the grand palace of the municipality and the baroque column of Sant'Oronzo. Almost 21-meters high, the column was built in local stone by Giuseppe Greco in 1771 as an ex voto, later it was used for protection from famines and epidemics carried out by the saint. In Libertà Square you will get to visit the archaeological excavations of the ancient walls and the defensive tower before taking a stroll down Cattedrale street. Notice the abundance of local craft shops, commercial activities and typical local food produce. You will then reach the cathedral dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta built in the fifteenth century. The façade is characterized by three elegant ogival portals and a large rose window of 24 rays. Marvel at the interior, a Latin cross with three naves on columns. Following the tour you will continue along the Aragonese walls where you can admire beautiful landscape views of the Valle d'Itria until you reach the Porta Nova gate, one of the ancient gates famous in this town.

The first destination is Alberobello:  it's a very ancient city near the hills of Murgia and Valle d'Itria. In its old town there are about 2000 trulli, the features stone homes that make Alberobello famous all over the world! In1996, these particular buildings have been appointed World Heritage Site by UNESCO.   Second stop to: Locorotondo! one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, famous for it's typical food, baroque palaces and artisan shops that contribute to creating breathtaking views worthy of ending up on a postcard or in your souvenir photos. The last, but not the least, destination is Ostuni: one of the must-visit attractions in Puglia. It's a delightful little town built on three hills and also known as "the white town" for the typical white lime washed walls of its houses. Ostuni rises on the promontories of the Adriatic coast and shines with its white houses just a few steps from the sea. Due to its charm, it is almost impossible not to fall in love with this magic town. Details: - Departure at 08:30, Pick-up service from the meeting point; - 10.15 am arrival in Alberobello and stay for 2 hours; - 12.15 pm meeting to go to Locorotondo where it will be possible to visit the city and have lunch (lunch not included); - at 02.00 pm pick-up from Locorotondo to go to Ostuni. - return to Lecce meeting point around at 17.30 Please note that: Tour carried out with no more than 7/8 people; You will visit each cities freely; Driver will drop-off you in each cities in to the best point to let you discovery the beauty of the places

Immerse yourself in Italian culture by visiting three authentic villages on a day trip from Lecce. Take in the dramatic landscape and medieval architecture as you stroll around. Discover what daily life is like for local people while you discover each town at your own pace. The first stop of the tour is Ostuni, known as the "White City", a wonderful medieval village, rich with alleys and whitewashed houses, which recalls an oriental landscape. You will have free time to visit the old town centre, called "la terra" ("the land"), characterized by alleys, sloping stairs, courtyards and small squares, where whitewashed houses, craft shops and typical small shops appear. After Ostuni you will reach Alberobello, crossing some charming villages located on top of the hills. The landscape is a continuous succession of ancient olive trees and trulli. Visiting the beautiful Alberobello is like a journey in a timeless country. You will have free time at disposal to explore its characteristic historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is integrally made up of Trulli, particular white, pyramidal structures that make it unique in the world and represent one of the most extraordinary examples of Italian folk architecture. Particularly striking are the two districts: "Rione Monti" with its local handcraft shops and "Aia Piccola", where the most ancient Trulli and little museums are situated. After Alberobello, descending towards the Adriatic Sea, you will reach the beautiful Polignano a Mare, birthplace to the famous Domenico Modugno. Polignano a Mare stands on a cliff falling sheer to the sea. You will have free time at disposal to explore the historic centre and the remains of Roman rule. Among the latter, the bridge of the Via Traiana, still viable. Entering the historic centre,

This tour is suitable for those traveling without a car who want to visit the places of typical productions of the territory. Meet the driver & tour leader in Bari at 9.00 am. We will reach the cheese farm in about 40 minute. The experience includes a visit to the farm, the processing area and the aging area and a tasting of fresh and aged products. The structure consists of a real livestock area, a factory for the transformation of milk, an area dedicated to the maturing of cheeses and finally a sales point where you can taste and buy (also with shipping) typical cheeses of Puglia. It will also be possible to observe the spinning of cheeses such as burrata and mozzarella. Return to Bari at 14.00

A tour to the discovery of 3 characteristic villages of Itria Valley: Alberobello, Ostuni, Martina Franca. The whole Valley is surrounded by wonderful countrysides dominated by a rich vegetation and natural landscapes and includes picturesque villages. Each of these villages seems enveloped in a magical, almost fairytale-like atmosphere. Alberobello, a Unesco World Heritage Site since 1996, is the town in Puglia with the largest number of Trulli. Destination of millions of tourists crowding its narrow streets, Alberobello offers visitors a unique scenario. Particularly striking are the two districts: "Rione Monti" with its local handcraft shops and "Aia Piccola", where the most ancient Trulli and little museums are situated. Martina Franca is in the eastern hills of the Murge. It is a melting pot of history and art. Its historical centre, very charming and quaint, appears to the visitor in a spectacular maze of narrow streets, whitewashed houses, charming streets, old churches and wrought iron balconies. Among the structures that characterize the Old Town are the Palazzo Ducale, the Palazzo Stabile, the Basilica of San Martino, Piazza XX Settembre and Piazza Roma. Ostuni is known as the “White City" par excellence. It is situated on the Murge Hills with steep walls and its historic centre, painted only in white, is a proliferation of plans, of ups and downs, of alleys and stairways, of tangled streets that cross arches and squares. On its summit stands the monumental Cathedral, in late Gothic style.

Cisternino is well worth a visit for its classic example of spontaneous architecture. The old city of Cisternino is both amazing and unforgettable through its wonderful atmosphere, great views of the Itria Valley, cute old buildings and friendly people. During the tour, you’ll visit the Church of San Nicola, known as the Mother Church, which was built in the 12th century over the previous 8th century Basilian church, whose foundations remain. Then, visit the Norman-Svevian Tower built in the 11th century by the Normans at 17 meters tall. It was largely rebuilt in the late 14th century and was remodeled several times in subsequent periods. Stop at the beautiful view overlooking the entire Itria Valley, a wonderful skyline of the valley with trulli and olive trees. In the old town, visit the most important noble historic buildings walking in the narrow alleys and on the white/ black chianche, a typical limestone floor. This village has many good restaurants for evening dining, a choice of good cafes for snacks during the day and good local shops selling all the authentic local produce you could want. An area of great beauty, too perfect to be real but real with incredible trulli.