A P U L I A

Apulia is the ‘heel’ of Italy and is located in the south-eastern part of the ‘boot’.
Touched by two seas, the Ionian and the Adriatic, which have allowed different peoples and cultures to meet since prehistoric times, it is characterized by the beauty of its 800 kilometers of coastline and the peculiar white plaster of its villages and towns, set against the green expanses of olive trees.
The trulli, the traditional stone houses with typical conical roofs, are among the three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, along with the mysterious Castel del Monte of Frederick II and the Sanctuary of St. Michael the Archangel. But it is the great variety of landscapes, coastlines, architectural styles, rural life and that permeated by the sea, the extraordinary flavours of its gastronomy, that constitute its true treasure.
Here, you will discover a profound variety of environmental, ethnic, historical, and cultural characteristics that are unique compared to any other Italian region.