Let’s appreciate the summer and refresh our senses in a dancing Puglia. Ancient manor farms and historical abbeys open to the public where to listen music and talks, re-design the traditions of taranta and pizzica music, amidst delicious food and events. Read the rest »
Let’s appreciate the summer and refresh our senses in a dancing Puglia. Ancient manor farms and historical abbeys open to the public where to listen music and talks, re-design the traditions of taranta and pizzica music, amidst delicious food and events. Read the rest »
Who needs a refreshing bath into the exceptional beauty of Puglia? We do! Starting in the Gargano with its green wooded hills, white cliffs, sea of azure crystalline colours, sands and heavenly pebbly coves (Rodi Gaganico, Peschici and Vieste) we will drive down to the coast between Manfredonia and Bari into the salt pans of the Margherita di Savoia Nature Reserve and after the capital we can visit Polignano a Mare. 
Gallipoli is located in the heel of Italy, in the province of Lecce, on the west coast of the Salento peninsula. 
Salento, also known as the Salento peninsula and as the heel of Italy, is an area located in the southern part of Puglia, between the Ionian Sea to the west and the Adriatic Sea to the east. 
Easily one of the most recognizable regions of Italy, Apulia is also one of the less well known. The region Italians refer to as Puglia is a wonderful place to visit, but many travelers fail to extend their trip into this, the boot heel of Italy. 
Alberobello is located in the heart of the Valle dei Trulli. It was founded in the XV century by the Counts Acquaviva. 
San Giovanni Rotondo is a town of 26,442 inhabitants in the province of Foggia. It is part of the Gargano National Park. 
