Alberobello (Bari)
Due to its typical trulli, in 1996 Alberobello has been made a world heritage site by UNESCO.

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Castellana Grotte (Bari)
A naturalistic place boasting the largest karstic caves in Italy, Castellana also is an interesting city for its cultural heritage made of high-class Seicento and Settecento mansions.

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Cisternino (Brindisi)
Cisternino is an admirable example of “Spontaneous architecture”, one of the most beautiful villages of Italy, whose social life merges with unique architectural solutions.

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Locorotondo (Bari)
Locorotondo stands on the Murge dei Trulli tableland for its circular layout characterized by shining white two- or three-storey houses, with sloping roofs also known as cummerse.

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Martina Franca (Taranto)
Martina Franca, in the province of Taranto, is in the hills east of Murgia, at an equal distance from Jonio and the Adriatic sea

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