Puglia protects its environment. With the National Parks of the Gargano and the Murge, the marine reserves of the Tremiti Islands and Torre Guaceto, and many more protected areas, Puglia boasts a vast and diverse natural landscape that is perfectly safeguarded today.
Puglia countryside. The trulli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are aggregated in Alberobello or distributed throughout the countryside of the Valle d’Itria, historic farmhouses, and underground presses: these are examples of architecture developed to meet past rural needs, and today have become a priceless cultural legacy.
Puglia karstic landscape. Ravine, plateaus, and dolines score the surface of a territory heavily characterised by karstic phenomena with its rich natural habitats and the numerous caves, rupestrian villages, and underground churches, wondrous sites that today narrate centuries of the presence of man, from prehistoric times to modern day.