The concentration of the best traditions of Romanesque architecture is the Cathedral of Trani, located on the Adriatic coast. The …
The small town of Ostuni, located in the southeast of Italy in the region of Puglia, has become a favorite place, without which to …
The cathedral in Otranto was built on the site of an early Christian church in an ancient Roman village. Such a concentration of d …
The Cathedral of Our Lady (Santa Maria Maggiore) was built on the site of the temple of Neptune in the XII century in Barletta in …
Nature has been working on these magnificent caves for about 35 million years. Now the beginning of the cave is flooded by the Neg …
Trani is beautiful in the morning. It is better to come to the port about 9 hours from the sea a cool wind blows, fishermen return …
The Cathedral of San Corrado, in Molfette, was built at the turn of the 12th - 13th centuries. The cathedral has a pronounced Roma …
Castellana Grottoes is the most famous speleological complex in Italy. The entrance to the first cave of 60-meter depth, popularly …
The first signs of human presence in these places belong to the Paleolithic, in the surrounding caves was found a human skeleton w …
You chose a holiday in Puglia, but you do not know anything about this region – it is not terrible. All you need is a be …
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Puglia is a region in the southeast of Italy, washed by the waters of the Adriatic and the Ionian Sea, with a deep history and a bright atmosphere. There are ancient settlements and medieval ports, white cities on the hills and endless olive groves. The uniqueness of Puglia in the combination of harsh sea beauty and noble architecture, in the narrow streets of which echoes of different eras and peoples are heard.
Man-made sights of the region are impressive in diversity: the Cathedral of Trani and the port with the Basilica of St. Nicholas, the majestic Cathedral of Otranto, the Gothic Cathedral of Ostuni and the Cathedral of San Corrado in Molfetta, the Cathedral of San Sabino in Bari, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore in Barletta. The historical centers retain Romanesque and Gothic features, and Matera, with its unique Sassi quarters, complements the route with the heritage of ancient settlements and museums telling about the life of generations.
The natural pearls of Puglia are no less impressive: the famous Castellan grottoes and grottoes of del Angelo di Pertoza with underground rivers and halls, picturesque coasts with coves and sandy beaches, olive valleys drowning in greenery and rocky cliffs over the Adriatic. In the vicinity there are rivers and lagoons, quiet promenades for walks and views that are remembered for a long time.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, read brief descriptions and stories, view photos and build a convenient route. Routes can be customized by duration and interests, mark points on the map and plan day trips to cities and natural sites.
You are free to travel on your own along paved routes or book excursions with local guides to learn more facts and legends. Local guides will guide you through the hidden streets, talk about the building styles of cathedrals, advise on the best places for tasting olive oil and introduce you to the lively culture of regional holidays.
Come to Puglia to see with your own eyes the combination of history and nature, discover new corners and be inspired by the simple joys of the way. Plan a trip, build routes and go to meet the discoveries – every city and every bay here is ready to give their stories.
