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I’m Elisabetta, your personal concierge at BeBari Apartments. Today, I’ll guide you through some of the most beautiful little villages in Puglia, enchanting places that hold stories, traditions, and breathtaking views.
These hidden gems are ideal for those seeking an authentic travel experience away from the most heavily traveled tourist routes.
Villages in the Province of Bari
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Locorotondo
Famous for its circular houses and cummerse roofs, Locorotondo is a gem of the Itria Valley, offering panoramic views of the trulli and masserie in the area. Must-see: the Mother Church dedicated to Saint George the Martyr, a splendid example of Baroque architecture.Visualizza questo post su Instagram -
Gravina in Puglia
Known for its ancient viaduct bridge and rock-hewn churches, Gravina in Puglia is a charming mix of natural and architectural beauty. Recommended sites: the Viaduct Bridge, which spans the deep ravine. -
Castellana Grotte
In addition to the famous caves, this village offers a fascinating historic center that is a perfect example of well-preserved Puglian tradition. Don’t miss: the Castellana Caves, one of the most fascinating karst systems in Italy. -
Alberobello
Famous worldwide for its trulli, Alberobello is a UNESCO site offering a unique view of traditional Puglian architecture. Recommended sites: the Trulli of Alberobello, one of the most unique expressions of Puglian architecture.
Villages in the Province of Brindisi
5. Cisternino
In the heart of the Itria Valley, Cisternino offers cobblestone streets, flower-filled balconies, and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. A village where time seems to have stopped. Must-see: the Church of Saint Nicholas, with Renaissance frescoes.Visualizza questo post su Instagram
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Ostuni
Known as the “white city,” Ostuni is famous for its lime-painted houses that glow under the Puglian sun, offering a stunning contrast with the blue Mediterranean sky. Recommended sites: the Cathedral of Ostuni, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.
Villages in the Province of Foggia
7. Pietramontecorvino
Famous for the imposing Norman tower that dominates the landscape, this small village offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Don’t miss: the Norman Tower and the breathtaking panorama from its highest point.Visualizza questo post su Instagram
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Alberona
This village in the Sub-Apennine Dauno offers a view extending to the Gargano. Must-see: the Medieval Castle, which dominates the village’s landscape. -
Monte Sant’Angelo
With its famous sanctuary dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, Monte Sant’Angelo offers not only spiritual significance but also medieval streets overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Recommended sites: the Sanctuary of Saint Michael the Archangel, a UNESCO World Heritage site. -
Vico del Gargano
Known as the village of love due to the legend of Saint Valentine, Vico del Gargano is surrounded by vast olive groves and near enchanting beaches. Don’t miss: the Church of Saint Valentine, where the patron saint of lovers is celebrated.Visualizza questo post su Instagram -
Bovino
One of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Bovino boasts a fascinating mix of history, culture, and natural landscapes, with its ancient castle and historic churches. Recommended sites: the Ducal Castle of Bovino, offering a panoramic view of the valley. -
Roseto Valfortore
Nestled in nature, this flower-filled village offers a rare tranquility and panoramic views that are a true balm for the soul. Must-see: Lake Roseto, ideal for nature walks. -
Troia
Famous for its Romanesque cathedral, Troia is a small village offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and a palpable historical atmosphere. Recommended sites: the Cathedral of Saint Mary Assunta, with one of the most complex rose windows in Romanesque architecture.Visualizza questo post su Instagram -
San Marco in Lamis
Located near the Gargano National Park, this village is famous for its convent and deeply rooted religious traditions in the community. Don’t miss: the Sanctuary of Saint Matthew the Apostle, a place of pilgrimage. -
Carpino
In the heart of the Gargano, Carpino is known for its folk festival and musical traditions, as well as the surrounding natural beauty. Must-see: the Folklore Festival, which celebrates traditional music and dance.
Villages in the Province of Lecce
16. Specchia
Located in Salento, this village is famous for its medieval architecture and streets that shine with historic beauty, ideal for a romantic stroll. Don’t miss: the Risolo Castle, dating back to the 15th century.Visualizza questo post su Instagram
17. Tiggiano
– A small village in the heart of Salento, Tiggiano boasts rural tranquility with a strong cultural heritage, ideal for those seeking peace and authenticity. Recommended sites: the Church of Saint Michael the Archangel, with its sacred art.18. Presicce
Presicce is a gem nestled in the heart of Salento. This town is renowned for its **ancient underground olive oil mills**, vast and intricate, carved into the underground, which tell the long history of olive oil production in the region. These spaces, now museums, offer a fascinating view of traditional Salento olive oil production and the daily life of past generations. The elegant baroque architecture and spacious squares add a timeless charm to this picturesque village. Must-see sites: The Mother Church dedicated to Saint Nicholas Magno, a masterpiece of Lecce baroque worth visiting for its refined ornaments and sacred art. Additionally, the Ducal Palace, with its elegant balconies and courtyards, is another significant point of interest reflecting Presicce’s rich historical and cultural heritage.Visualizza questo post su Instagram
Villages in the Province of Taranto
19. Massafra
Massafra is a fascinating town situated between the green hills and deep ravines of Puglia. This historic village is known for its unique landscape, where nature and architecture blend in a suggestive manner. The houses and rock-hewn churches carved into the limestone testify to a history dating back to the Byzantine period. Don’t miss: The rock-hewn churches of Saint Leonard and Madonna della Scala, with their location in the ravines, two excellent examples of rock architecture that offer a direct glimpse into the monastic and religious life of the region’s ancient inhabitants. The Castle of Massafra, located on a hill overlooking the town, offers a panoramic view of the ravines and surrounding landscape. This ancient manor, with its towers and fortified walls, tells the historical events of invasions and dominations that have shaped the town and the region over the centuries.20. Martina Franca
This village is a true example of baroque elegance, with decorated palaces, imposing churches, and a vibrant cultural atmosphere. Don’t miss: the Basilica of Saint Martin, a masterpiece of baroque art.Visualizza questo post su Instagram
Villages in the Province of Barletta-Andria-Trani
21. Minervino Murge
Called the Balcony of Puglia for its strategic position at 429 meters in height, this charming village is located on the edge of the Murgia and offers spectacular views, ancient churches, and a rich local history. Must-see: the Megalithic Walls, ancient fortifications of the city. These villages represent the heart of Puglia, each with its unique identity and atmosphere. At BeBari Apartments, we would be delighted to help you explore these enchanting places, ensuring you have an unforgettable stay. Puglia is just waiting to be discovered!Where to sleep in Bari before visiting Puglia
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