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Apulia - the heel of the Italian boot - is famous for its beaches, olive groves and baroque towns. But the real soul of the region can be found in its most beautiful villages - the "Borghi più belli d'Italia", as the prestigious Italian list officially calls them. Picturesque streets, white houses, stone churches, the charm of the past. Welcome on a journey to some of these charming Apulian villages!

Alberona: a natural oasis in the Daunia mountains

Alberona is located on the slopes of the Apennines, surrounded by forests and springs. It is the ideal place for those looking for tranquillity, nature and a rural atmosphere. The village is famous for its stone houses and views of the Tavoliere plain. In summer it comes alive with cultural festivals.

Alberona

Alberona

Cisternino: A white town full of scents

Cisternino is the heart of the Valle d'Itria and its old centre is a tangle of white streets, staircases and arcades. It is also famous for its local speciality - grilled meat served straight from the butcher's shop(fornelli pronti).

Cisternino

Cisternino

Gravina in Puglia: Town on the edge of the abyss

Gravina is unique for its location on the edge of a canyon. Here you will find a Roman bridge, cave dwellings, an underground city and spectacular views. The village inspired the creator of James Bond(No Time to Die).

Gravina in Puglia

Gravina in Puglia

Locorotondo: Circular elegance and wine

Locorotondo's name refers to the circular layout of the historic centre. White houses with sloping cummerse roofs create a fairy-tale setting. The local wine is one of the best whites in Puglia.

Locorotondo

Locorotondo

Monte Sant'Angelo: The spiritual heart of the Gargano

This exceptional village harbours the UNESCO-listed sanctuary of the Archangel Michael(Santuario di San Michele Arcangelo). Its white houses, mystical atmosphere and views of the coast make it the spiritual centre of the region.

Monte Sant’Angelo

Monte Sant'Angelo

Otranto: Italy's easternmost jewel

The seaside town of Otranto, with its dramatic walls and turquoise sea, will lure you historic centre and cathedral with its unique mosaics and views of Albania at sunrise.

Otranto

Otranto

Vico del Gargano: City of love and legends

This village in the Gargano National Park has become famous as the "town of Saint Valentine". A love festival is held every year in an alley called Vicolo del Bacio. The atmosphere of the old houses and the proximity of the Foresta Umbra make Vico an ideal romantic hideaway.

Vico del Gargano

Vico del Gargano

Why these villages?

  • Officially recognized as the most beautiful in Italy
  • They offer authentic culture, cuisine and history
  • Away from the main tourist streams - ideal for quiet travel
  • Each village has its own character and story