Top Alberobello & Locorotondo How to Get Around

Excursion for couples and families and groups of friends who want to spend a unique experience together on top of the GIANT bikes, which make this ride pleasant and unforgettable on the Apulian aqueduct cycle route and the countryside of Locorotondo, Cisternino, Ostuni and Ceglie Messapica. The final wine tasting in the historic center of Locorotondo rounds off an unforgettable day.

The town of Alberobello is home to one of the most important monuments of southern Italy. This city of has earned UNESCO World Heritage status thanks to its traditional triangular trulli houses, narrow streets, and ancient church of St. Anthony. This walking tour leads you through the town’s major sites with the help of a local guide.

The "Capocollo of Martina Franca" is a cold cut salami, namely a type of capocollo, obtained from meat of pigs that were born in big farms situated mainly in the area of the Valle d´Itria. It has been cited in some historical references, as a proof of the fact that it is a traditionally typical sausage of the region. In fact, already in the XVIII century it was well known, not only in Apulia but also in all the Kingdom of Naples, as the most representative product among the charcuterie of this territory. The whole piece of "Capocollo of Martina Franca" is beautifully wrapped in its original gut and a string is tied on top of it to hang it for the traditional seasoning.

This private guided tour gives you the opportunity to discover the history of Alberobello and its trulli, one of the Unesco World Heritage sites in Italy. You will experience Apulian traditions of the past and how people used to live inside trulli.

Excursion departing from Locorotondo in the direction of Alberobello to plunge into its white alleys and trulli that make it a unique place in the world. Crossing the "Canale di Pirro" valley immersed in vineyards and olive groves, you will climb towards Selva di Fasano / Monopoli to enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the area overlooking the "Costa dei Trulli" in front of the "Church of San Michele Arcangelo in Frangesto "where you can take fantastic photos before heading to" Masseria "where you can taste a Focaccia and some mozzarella or caciocavallo. Return to the site through the campaigns.

What is the trullo? Why it so important to the city Alberobello? What is the trullo of Alberobello famous for? Immerse yourself in this beautiful town of Apulia! You will see the trullo from the outside and visit them inside. You will be impressed with the trullo-shaped church. What is unique about it? You will be pleasantly surprised by the charming hospitality of town inhabitants. You will try the local liquor Rosolio. What is the secret of making it? Your professional local guide will assist you through this journey.

UNESCO–listed Alberobello is famous for its Apulian dry stone huts, or ‘trulli’, but exploring this historic town and surrounding countryside on foot isn’t easy. On this tour, visit Alberobello as your guide shines a light on the town’s history and culture, then spin through the Itria Valley’s olive groves and vineyards to Locorotondo by e-bike. Cover the ground with ease, and see the best of Alberobello and the Itria Valley in one day.

The guides will pick you up from the port of Bari, the airport, or any hotel in Bari or its surroundings and bring you to Alberobello The trulli are an important example of rural architecture that still survives today. The panoramic view on Rione Aia Piccola with its infinite expanse of conical roofs is enchanting. Don't miss the opportunity to experience an authentic Alberobello experience & to discover these unique Apulian ancient constructions. TARALLI, LIQUORS AND EXTRAVERGINE OLIVES OIL TASTING IN A TYPICAL AND ORIGINAL TRULLO DATING BACK TO 1700 A.D.

This private guided tour will give you the opportunity to visit the Medieval old town of Monopoli, a maze of picturesque alleys and squares where many historical and artistic monuments are set. you will know about the history and the art and get in touch with the traditions and the culture of this Apulian town.

Alberobello Alberobello will be your first stop, a charming village that will fascinate you with its history and, above all, with its trulli: the typical houses of this place, cylindrical shaped whitewashed with whitewash and with a black stone domed roof, they are the real protagonists and your guide will tell you all about their history and construction techniques as well as telling you about popular and local traditions. During your visit to Alberobello you will also be able to visit some of the TRULLI internally by interacting with the inhabitants.  The points "BELEVEDERE" IS AN MUST! Panoramic point to admire the territory. LOCOROTONDO The second stop of the day will be Locorotondo: once you arrive you will understand why this country has been included in the list of "Most beautiful villages in Italy". In this splendid place you will be able to observe and learn about the "cummerse", the typical pointed and sloping roofs that dominate the houses of this delightful historic center.

The tour takes place in the marvelous landscapes of the Itria Valley immersed in the countryside between Alberobello Locorotondo and Martina Franca We will start from Alberobello on comfortable bicycles with assisted pedaling and through the ancient streets hidden by traffic making a stop in Martina in France where we will visit its historic center. Once we leave Martina Franca we will stop in Locorotondo, considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, we will take some photos together, we will visit its suggestive historical center, during the stop we will have a tasting of local wine, the tour continues with the return to Alberobello where its historic center is located, dwelling on its panoramic points!

Come and visit us in our eighteenth-century Masseria, we will take you to discover the centuries-old olive trees, the stages of production of extra virgin olive oil and the ancient underground oil mill. We will discover together the history of the territory, the peasant past of our Puglia and we will immerse ourselves in an expanse of secular plants with a unique beauty. We will create a guided tasting tour of extra virgin olive oil and learn to recognize the aromas and flavors of a quality extra virgin olive oil. We will thus be able to choose a good product, to keep it carefully and to enhance it in the kitchen.

I live in Noci, a small town in the heart of Puglia, surrounded by unique landscape and cultural beauties. We will pedal between country trulli and historic farms. In this "religious" tour we will reach the most important places of worship in Noci, and in the ancient village we will go in search of "votive shrines" and I will talk about their architectural beauties and their history.

With this tour you can visit one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, which is located a few kilometers away from Alberobello, a UNESCO heritage site. Locorotondo is not a destination for mass tourism, so you can live an authentic experience in an Apulian village.

The trulli are an important example of rural architecture that still survives today. The panoramic view of Rione Aia Piccola with its endless expanse of conical roofs is a hidden gem of the UNESCO heritage. Don't miss the opportunity to live an authentic experience in Alberobello, discover these unique buildings and learn something more about the Apulian culture with a local multilingual guide. On the walking tour it is possible to add the option that includes a stop in a wine shop for tasting local products or coffee breaks with the various coffee or ice cream specialties, to be requested at the time of booking.

This tour allows you to admire the natural beauties of Puglia riding an assisted pedal bike with little effort and lots of fun. Discover what nature has to offer: a wonderful countryside full of colors and scents. You will cross a unique landscape like that of the Trulli of Alberobello and you will arrive in the cellar with a guided tour of the vineyards, visit of the traditional 18th century farm with an explanation of the vinification and final tasting phases. The real and unique Puglia starts here.

Private walking tour in Alberobello with a multilingual tour guide that will lead you to discover the capital of Trulli, Unesco world heritage site

We will ride in the heart of Valle d'Itria between country trulli and historic farms. Together we will reach Alberobello and tell you about its architectural beauty and its history. We will visit the trulli, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Church of Sant'Antonio and the monumental area. The Trullo Siamese, Trullo Sovrano and the Basilica of the Santi Medici and the RIone Aia Piccola. When we return to Noci we will stop for a typically Apulian refreshment and we have an identical menu even for those with gluten or lactose intolerances.

With this experience you can fully experience the only stretch used for the transit of the Apulian aqueduct cycle route, admire the fantastic landscapes of the Itria Valley and taste the flavors of our cuisine in a unique location. Minimum number 8 people to accept the lunch reservation.

The tour, departing from Via Porto, in the historic center of Monopoli, is a journey through time among fortified farmhouses, ancient hypogeum oil mills, frescoed rock churches and ancient olive trees. An emotional journey that will make you discover authentic places of this foreshortening in Puglia, along country roads and ancient sheep tracks. The bike tour includes several stages, including a cave church with frescoes from the Middle Ages, a 13th century underground oil mill and a farm surrounded by over two thousand millennial olive trees. A relaxing cycle ride through nature, in the shade of centuries-old olive and carob trees, almond trees, figs and prickly pears, along secondary roads and old beaten earth paths lined with dry stone walls. These are authentic places, private properties where it would not be possible to enter independently, but which it is possible to discover and admire in the company of our expert tourist guides. Difficulty: low Distance: about 20 km Minimum age: 12 years

Itria Valley is a magical place, with ancient olive trees, and villages full of colours. Alberobello is famous for its trulli, listed as a UNESCO site in 1996. Trulli are quaint buildings with conical, un-mortered stone roofs. Visit the trulli museum in the only 2 story trullo, to learn how people traditionally lived in these dwellings. Alberobello also boasts the only trullo church in the world, if you are lucky you may hear the organist practicing .Locorotondo is a little charming village, built in a circle on top of a hill. It has an interesting old town centre with views of the valley at every twist and turn. Polignano a Mare is a gem of crystal clear waters and cliffs pitted with caves. It is an amazing medieval town right on the Adriatic cliffs with balconies perfect for viewing the drop to the sea below. We visit the statue of Domenico Mondugno who was born here. He wrote and sang the famous song ' Volare', his arms are flung wide with his back to the sea..

ALBEROBELLO ----- 1st Stop 2 hours - guided tour and free time The guide "Rione Monti" and "Aia piccola" stopping to visits inside the trulli The guide will pick you up from Bari and bring you to Alberobello architecture that still survives today.The panoramic view on Rione Aia Piccola with its infinite expanse of conical roofs is enchanting. ----- POLIGNANO A MARE ---- 2nd Stop 1 hour - relax time The old town is perched on a rocky headland. The old town hides an amazing Cathedral and narrow alleys that always lead to the sea. The taste of the famous "special coffee", the exclusive invention of a well-known pastry chef, deserves a stop.

Make your very own panzerotto—the small, doughy, calzone-style snack known as the king of Apulian street food—during this special culinary workshop, which includes dinner and drinks. Skip the tourist track and venture out into an authentic Italian home, where you’ll get a crash course in preparing traditional regional delicacies using farm-fresh ingredients. Then, dine on an array of tasty treats, paired with local wine.

Get up close and personal with the real Puglia on this visit to a local farmhouse between Noci and Alberobello. Learn how mozzarella acquires its texture as you watch your host stretch curds from the farm’s cows into long, elastic ribbons. Then taste fresh mozzarella alongside typical snacks such as taralli, the region’s answer to the pretzel, and friselline rusks. If you like, you can meet the animals too.