In a road travel to Brindisi, looking to the seaside, a tower erects on the left, surrounded by crystalline sea and uncontaminated plant life: it is Torre Guaceto, the natural reserve in Puglia that enchants the travelers all year long.
Life in Puglia
Starting from the Adriatic balcony, as Castro is defined, here starts one of the most charming Puglia itineraries a traveller may explore.
Here we propose one of the traditional Puglia recipes we love in spring and summer: Linguini with sea urchins. It may sound strange for those who never tasted sea urchins, but this plate is so delicious it is worthwhile trying!
Hungry? Here there is a little selection of the best foods you may want to taste when coming in Salento.
Enjoy your meal!
Alberobello is a small town in the middle between Bari and Taranto and represents the best known image of Puglia in the world, thanks to its Trulli. Located in the heart of Murgia, Alberobello is surrounded by three natural reserves.
Itria Valley is an area located in Puglia; it spreads in different provinces and is overlooked by the towns of Martina Franca, Locorotondo, Cisternino and Ceglie Messapica. The valley probably takes the name from the Madonna Odegitria (The Virgin Mary that shows the way), because a fresco portraying the Virgin was found in Martina Franca.
90 million years of history: the Castellana Caves are a historical and geological site situated in the Itria Valley, not far from Alberobello and Polignano a Mare. The scenario of the caves attract everyone among stalactites, stalagmites, shapes and fossils underground, in a 60 meters deep beauty without time.
National Geographic showed a photographic reportage of the Acquedotto Pugliese made by the artist Alberto Novelli, who tells the story of an aqueduct that shaped the economic and social textures of Puglia.
Planning a holiday in Puglia? Reaching this beautiful land is easy, thanks to the operational travel connections.
Let’s discover how to come in Puglia!