Puglia,
Whitewashed towns, ancient olive groves and the heel of Italy's boot.
Where conical trulli dot the countryside, baroque cities gleam in golden stone, and centuries-old olive groves meet a coastline of hidden coves and turquoise water.
Puglia's Cities and Towns
Whimsical trulli houses with conical roofs, a fairy-tale village unlike anywhere else in Italy.
The White City, whitewashed alleys cascading down a hilltop above olive groves.
Dramatic limestone cliffs and turquoise coves, one of Puglia’s most photographed towns.
The Florence of the South, ornate baroque facades carved from golden local stone.
Byzantine mosaics and a fortified old town on Puglia’s easternmost tip.
A working fishing port with a historic old town and pristine coastline.
The Essence of Puglia
Trulli & Rural Architecture
Alberobello’s UNESCO trulli and the whitewashed masserie scattered across the Itria Valley.
Baroque Lecce & Ancient History
Ornate carved facades, Roman amphitheatres and centuries of history in golden stone.
Puglian Cuisine & Olive Oil
Orecchiette, burrata and some of Italy’s finest olive oil, straight from ancient groves.
Coastal Coves & Turquoise Water
Polignano’s cliffside coves and the Adriatic and Ionian coastlines, some of Italy’s clearest water.
Masserie & Countryside Retreats
Restored historic farmhouses among olive groves, Puglia’s signature style of luxury hospitality.
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