Three exciting days devoted to exploring the beautiful region of Puglia. Visitors will experience locations steeped in history, culture, and tradition. There will also be opportunities to savor authentic Apulian cuisine and enjoy stunning sunsets along the magnificent seafront of Taranto, the city of two seas!
Itria Valley: Alberobello, Locorotondo, and Martina Franca
Centro Storico Locorotondo - The name originates from its once circular shape. Although the circle is now partially lost, the town’s charm remains intact. Situated 400 meters above sea level, it is recognized as one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. It takes 30 minutes to reach.
I Trulli di Alberobello - World Heritage Site - The Monti district is the heart of the trulli area, ascending the side of a hill with small parallel streets lined with white houses. There are over 1,000 trulli here, with an additional 400 in the Rione Aia Piccolo area.
Martina Franca - Martina Franca is renowned for its unique Martinese baroque style. Located on a historically inhabited plateau, its golden era was the 18th century, which saw the rise of its most beautiful buildings. Notable landmarks include the Palazzo Ducale with its frescoed rooms and the Basilica of San Martino, whose majestic façade features the statue of the patron saint.
Lecce and its Baroque
Centro Storico, Lecce - Lecce is a delightful city in the heart of Salento, celebrated for its extraordinary baroque architecture and Lecce stone. Wander through the historic center’s streets, admiring the spires, portals, churches, and baroque palaces. Must-see spots include Porta Napoli, Piazza Sant’Oronzo, and Piazza del Duomo.
Ostuni the White City & Grottaglie with its Ceramics
Ostuni - Small, charming, and simply beautiful, Ostuni, known as the White City, captivates all its visitors! This picturesque village stands on three hills in Salento and is famous for its historic center characterized by white lime buildings. The tradition of using lime dates back to ancient times, believed to provide greater light to the streets and act as a natural disinfectant during the Middle Ages.
Quartiere delle Ceramiche - A journey into the distinctive Apulian artisan tradition. The ceramics of Grottaglie, in the province of Taranto, have a craftsmanship tradition dating back to the late 17th century. Located in the lower part of the city, the ceramics district is renowned for its beautiful and versatile ceramic creations. Artisans produce a wide range of items, including shards, capase, pomi (pumi), fruit and citrus reproductions, trees, flowers, and decorated tiles for floors, dishes, and art objects.
- Guided tour of Lecce
- Accompanying assistant during the tour
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- tourist tax to be paid on site
If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
