Apulia: travel between trulli and Tremiti

Ostuni, in Italy's Apulia region, has a resplendent architectural style, while Alberobello's trulli are built to collapse by removing a single stone.

A Guide to Bari, a trading city on the east coast of Italy. Practical suggestions to help you organise your visit to the capital of Apulia, a dynamic destination famed for its seafood.

Salento's narrow flat peninsula has a varied coastline with the Adriatic Sea on one side and the Ionian sea on the other. Here, in Italy's heel, you will find a mix of Italian, Greek and Spanish culture, including baroque architecture, religious artefacts and diverse local dishes.

In Apulia, located in the southeast of Italy, Gargano National Park is a protected area of truly unspoilt natural beauty and its traditions and local food specialities offer visitors an unforgettable holiday.

Travel guide for the Italian destination of Gallipoli. Information on how to arrive, local events and attractions, typical food and products as well as photo gallery and local recommendations.

A Guide to San Giovanni Rotondo, best known for its ties to the famous local priest, Padre Pio. This guide has information about events, local gastronomy and a short biography of this legendary character, as well as ideas of things to do during your stay in this Apulian city.

Amongst the many natural beauties of Italy's Puglia region, the Tremiti islands archipelago is an integral part of the National Park of Gargano.

ItalyItalia introduces you to our Apulia region travel guide, Giampaolo Nanula. Read all of Giampaolo's Italy travel guides and find out more about his background and what he does in Apulia.

Travel guide for the city of Lecce, in Puglia. Tips to visit monuments and buildings in typical Salento baroque style, events, local cuisine and main attractions for travellers.

A journey amongst the olive groves of Ostuni, known as the ‘white city’ of Apulia, to discover ancient traditions, local events and the renowned olive oil that comes from this region in the south of Italy.

Travel Guide for Otranto, Apulia, a coastal town located at the most eastern point of Italy. Information on what to see and do, local cuisine and how to get there.

The cathedral of Italy's southern town of Otranto reflects the history and pride of the city and contains a prized mosaic, the so-called Tree of Life.

Travel guide for the Italian destination of Santa Maria di Leuca, Apulia. Information on how to arrive, local events and attractions, local food and products, as well as a photo gallery and local recommendations.

Altamura Bread, Mozarella Cheese and Grottaglie ceramics are just some of the items on your shopping list for the Apulia region of southern Italy.

A guide to the Itria Valley area of Apulia. Information about the region's main towns and their culinary specialities and the surrounding countryside in this beautiful area in the 'heel' of southern Italy.

The diverse fields of medicine, cooking and cosmetics have all benefitted from Puglia's 60 million olive trees and the olive oil of Italy's south.

Father Christmas, otherwise known as St Nicholas, was originally from Turkey, but he has close ties with Bari. Not only is he the Patron Saint of this Apulian city but it is also his final resting place. This is the story of one of Italy’s most famous saints.

Travel Guide for Alberobello, a city in Puglia, Italy. Our recommendation of what to see, what to do and what the city has to offer travelers.

Travel guide for the Italian destination of Trani. Information on how to arrive, local events and attractions, typical food and products as well as photo gallery and local recommendations.

Baroque, opera and 'trulli' houses in the south of Italy. A practical guide to Martina Franca, a Baroque town in the heart of the Itria Valley, Apulia.

Travel guide for the Italian destination of Vieste. Information on how to arrive, local events and attractions, typical food and products, and recommendations.

The mysterious Castle Monte, the famous Trulli houses of Alberobello, the Ionian and Adriatic coastlines, hillside farms and olive groves: These are just a flavour of what you can expect during your stay in Apulia.