The historic city center of Alberobello is a Unesco World Heritage site. Alberobello is a small town and commune of the Metropolitan City of Bari, Apulia, southern Italy.

With about 10,700 inhabitants Alberobello is famous for its unique trulli buildings. It is dominated by more than 1500 trulli: traditional Puglian buildings with conical stone roofs, built without mortar. They are still used as homes, restaurants, shops or tourist accommodations.

You will visit the two historical Trulli districts: Aia Piccola and Monti. If desired, you can also visit the Trullo Sovrano. This unique two-storey trullo was converted into a museum and will give you a unique insight into the interior of trullo living quarters. There is a tour with an expert driver/escort to help you experience Alberobello’s trulli. Alberobello’s trulli, the traditional conical-roofed stone houses, are among the most important monuments of southern Italy. You start your tour from the Aia Piccola while exploring the Unesco World Heritage Site, which is the warm heart of the city. 

Come visit the trulli and enjoy the view from some of their roof terraces. The local museum is located in the Trullo Sovrano, where you can admire the typical décor of the 1900s. It is an experience strolling along the narrow streets and choosing the perfect photo motive. You can visit the ancient church of St. Anthony and some of the local craft shops. We will also arrange a divine wine and food tasting experience for you.

Castel del Monte is a 13th-century citadel and castle situated on a hill in Andria in the Apulia region of southeast Italy. Built by the eclectic Swabian Emperor Frederick II. It is another UNESCO site. The castle stands lonely on a hill near Andris. The castle was built directly on a rocky bank, cropping out in some places, and is well known for its distinctive octagonal shape. Eight octagonal towers are inserted on each of the eight corners, along with other features of the castle, this has fueled countless theories about its real function.

The tour continues with Andria (always faithful to Fredrick II as it is written on St. Andrew’s gate), the cathedral, St. Augustine church built by the Knights Templar. At the end of the itinerary, we will visit Trani and its stunning cathedral, dedicated to St. Nicola Pellegrino, that overlooks the sea, one of the finest examples of Apulian Romanesque architecture, the Swabian castle, its interesting city center with the Jewish heritage, the picturesque port with several fish restaurants.