Aerial view of white Ostuni above the Puglian countryside — **Ostuni**The White City

Aerial view of Polignano a Mare, Lama Monachile and the Adriatic — **Polignano a Mare**Adriatic coast

Rooftops of the historic trulli in Alberobello — **Alberobello**Valle d’Itria

Boats in the turquoise sea off Santa Maria di Leuca — **Santa Maria di Leuca**Finibus Terrae

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Eleven places · one region

Puglia

Some places are visited. Puglia stays with you.Follow the light

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Discover eleven places

Follow the light. It shows you how Puglia lives.

From white lanes and trulli to the coast: discover eleven places at your own pace.

Panoramic view of Ostuni and the green olive country

Places in Puglia01 / 11Ostuni

01 / 11Ostuni

Ostuni rises white above the olive country.

The White City occupies three hills. From here, the view crosses ancient olive groves all the way to the Adriatic.

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02 / 11Locorotondo

Take the slower turn.

Valle d’Itria

03 / 11Alberobello

Here, a way of building has become the landscape itself.

More than 1,500 trulli shape Alberobello. Their dry-stone conical roofs are inseparable from the Valle d’Itria.

04 / 11Monopoli

A harbour. A slower pace.

Porto Antico

05 / 11Vieste

Let the horizon open up.

Gargano

06 / 11Torre Sant’Andrea

Stone. Sea. Open sky.

Adriatic coast

07 / 11Otranto

Follow the horizon.

Punta Palascìa

08 / 11Gallipoli

Stay for the last light.

Ionian coast

09 / 11Polignano a Mare

Polignano stands where the land suddenly ends.

The old town grows straight out of the limestone. Beneath its balconies begins the deep blue of the Adriatic.

10 / 11Santa Maria di Leuca

A little further into the blue.

Finibus Terrae

11 / 11Lecce

At night, Lecce’s golden stone begins to glow.

On Piazza del Duomo, Salento reveals its urban side: baroque, warm and alive long into the evening.

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Find your Puglia

Choose more than an area. Choose your rhythm.

Alberobello · Locorotondo · Cisternino

Valle d’Itria

For people who want landscape, architecture and short distances between places with a strong identity.

Polignano a Mare · Monopoli · Ostuni

Adriatic coast

For those who want the sea in everyday life while staying close to established towns and villages.

Lecce · Otranto · Torre Sant’Andrea

Salento

For people drawn further south, towards open landscapes, two coastlines and a slower pace.

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The Puglia atlas

Eleven places. Eleven completely different reasons to stay longer.

From Gargano’s dramatic cliffs to the final lighthouse at the southern tip: this is not one backdrop, but a region made of distinct worlds.

Aerial view of Ostuni, Puglia's white city — 01
**Ostuni**Valle d’Itria

Polignano a Mare and Lama Monachile from above — 02
**Polignano a Mare**Terra di Bari

The trulli rooftops of Alberobello — 03
**Alberobello**Valle d’Itria

Blue fishing boats in Monopoli's old harbour — 04
**Monopoli**Porto Antico

White houses and stone lanes in Locorotondo — 05
**Locorotondo**Valle d’Itria

Vieste on the cliffs of the Gargano coast — 06
**Vieste**Gargano

Baroque Piazza del Duomo in Lecce at night — 07
**Lecce**Salento

Natural rock arches off Torre Sant’Andrea — 08
**Torre Sant’Andrea**Adriatic coast

Punta Palascìa lighthouse near Otranto — 09
**Otranto**Punta Palascìa

Spiaggia della Purità beside Gallipoli old town — 10
**Gallipoli**Ionian coast

Turquoise sea and boats off Santa Maria di Leuca — 11
**Santa Maria di Leuca**Finibus Terrae

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Now make it personal

Stop looking at Puglia. Start finding your place in it.

In a free 30-minute call, we translate the feeling into an area, a daily life and a realistic next step.

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