attractions

Noci, a charming village in the Murgia area of Bari, fascinates with its historic center characterized by the “gnostre”, courtyards closed on three sides that open onto paved alleys, creating a unique and evocative atmosphere.
Walking through the historic center of Noci is like taking a step back in time, among narrow alleys and hidden courtyards, where every corner tells a story.
The Mother Church of Santa Maria della Natività, dating back to the 14th century, houses precious works of art and bears witness to the profound spirituality of the place.
Noci is renowned for food and wine events such as “Bacco nelle Gnostre”, which celebrates new wine and local traditions.
The surrounding hills are ideal for those who want to take walks in nature, among farms and trulli, symbols of the Apulian peasant tradition.

Bari
A lively capital of Puglia, it fascinates with its historic center, Bari Vecchia, where picturesque alleys intertwine, the majestic Basilica of San Nicola and the Castello Svevo. The seafront offers splendid walks, while the Teatro Petruzzelli represents cultural excellence. Don’t miss the experience of seeing handmade orecchiette in the
street and tasting the local cuisine.

distance from Unique Trullo
55 km – 50 min

Taranto
Ancient colony of Magna Graecia, Taranto boasts a unique historical heritage: the Aragonese Castle, the swing bridge and the suggestive historic center on an island. The National Archaeological Museum houses the famous Gold of Taranto. The city overlooks two seas, offering enchanting views and breathtaking sunsets.
Religious traditions and seafood Cuisine make the experience authentic.

distance from Unique Trullo
51 km – 50 min

Lecce
Known as the “Florence of the South,” Lecce enchants with its unique Baroque architecture, visible in the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. The historic center is a labyrinth of narrow streets and elegant squares, such as Piazza del Duomo and Piazza Sant’Oronzo. Just a few kilometers away, the beaches of Salento offer crystal-clear waters.

distance from Unique Trullo
124 km – 90 min

Castellana Caves: an underground enchantment
In the municipality of Castellana Grotte lies one of the most fascinating natural wonders of Puglia: the Castellana Caves. This spectacular complex of cavities, rooms and corridors extends for about 70 meters deep, giving visitors a spectacle of stalactites, stalagmites and concretions with unique colors and shapes.

distance from Unique Trullo
19 km – 11 min

Locorotondo: the white village of Puglia In the heart of the Itria Valley, Locorotondo is a village with a characteristic circular shape and white houses. Listed among the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, Locorotondo is famous for its flower-filled balconies and cummerse, rectangularshaped houses with sloping roofs made of
limestone.

distance from Unique Trullo
28 km – 25 min

Martina Franca: an open-air museum
The town of Martina Franca is another jewel of the Itria Valley. With its glorious past, Martina Franca has managed to preserve the charm of its historic heart, 400 meters above sea level. This village is a true open-air museum, with a tangle of narrow cobblestone streets that reveal unparalleled beauty.

distance from Unique Trullo
26 km – 36 min

Conversano è una città d’arte elegante e ricca di storia, incastonata tra le colline della Murgia barese.
Dominata dal maestoso Castello Aragonese, il centro storico affascina con le sue chiese romaniche, palazzi nobiliari e stradine acciottolate. La Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta e il Monastero di San Benedetto testimoniano un passato culturale e religioso di grande rilievo. Conversano è anche città d’arte contemporanea, con mostre e festival che animano le sue piazze.

distance from Unique Trullo
23 km – 30 min

Putignano, nestled in the Murgia hills, is famous for hosting the oldest Carnival in Europe, an explosion of colors, floats and centuries-old traditions that animate the city from December to February. Its historic center, with winding alleys and evocative squares, houses treasures such as the Church of San Pietro Apostolo, the Palazzo del Balì and the Church of Santa Maria La Greca, which preserves the relic of Santo Stefano protomartyr. Among the natural wonders, the Grotta del Trullo, the first tourist cave in Puglia, offers a spectacle of stalactites and stalagmites. The local cuisine delights with specialties such as farinella, a flour of toasted chickpeas and barley, a gastronomic symbol of the city.

distance from Unique Trullo
8 km – 15 min

Located in the heart of the Murge, Gioia del Colle is a historical and
gastronomic gem of Puglia. Its imposing Norman-Swabian Castle,
dating back to the 9th century, houses the National Archaeological
Museum with finds from the Peucezi from the nearby Archaeological Park of Monte Sannace. The historic center fascinates with the “Porte dell’Imperatore”, urban works of art
that tell medieval stories. Gioia is renowned for the Mozzarella di Gioia del Colle DOP and the Primitivo DOC wine, offering authentic food and wine experiences. Immersed in natural landscapes and rich in cultural events, it is an ideal destination for those seeking history, flavors and traditions.

distance from Unique Trullo
20 km – 25 min

Casamassima, known as the “Paese Azzurro”, is a charming Apulian village characterized by its blue-painted houses, which create a unique and evocative atmosphere. The historic center is a maze of alleys, arches and chiassi, such as the picturesque Chiasso Buongustai and the Arco delle Ombre, shrouded in local legends. Among the monuments, the Clock Tower, the Mother Church of Santa Croce and the Monastery of Santa Chiara stand out. Casamassima also offers cultural events and food and wine traditions, making it an ideal destination for those seeking authenticity and beauty in the heart of Puglia.

distance from Unique Trullo
36 km – 35 min

Altamura
Famous for its famous DOP bread, Altamura is a pearl of the Apulian Murgia.
Its historic center, full of medieval alleys and courtyards, houses the magnificent Federico Cathedral, one of the few directly commissioned by Frederick II. In the surrounding area, not to be missed are the Pulo, a suggestive karst sinkhole, and the Museum of the Altamura Man, dedicated to the famous Neanderthal skeleton found in the caves. Local gastronomy and genuine hospitality make Altamura an unmissable stop for those seeking authenticity, history
and intense flavours in the heart of rural Puglia.

distance from Unique Trullo
53 km – 60 min

Gravina in Puglia
Gravina is a jewel carved into the rock, suspended between history and nature.
Its spectacular aqueduct bridge, which connects the historic centre to the underground Gravina, is one of the most evocative symbols of the city. Rock churches, caves and tunnels make up a fascinating labyrinth to explore. The Alta Murgia National Park, just a stone’s throw away, offers breathtaking scenery. The city is also famous for its typical cuisine and for having been the set for international films such as No Time to Die. An authentic place, perfect for travellers seeking strong emotions.

distance from Unique Trullo
65 km – 70 min

Laterza is fascinating for its extraordinary canyon, the Gravina di Laterza, among the deepest in Europe, ideal for excursions and birdwatching.
The village has an enchanting historic center, with ancient churches and artistic ceramic shops, famous throughout Italy. The Maiolica Museum and the Laertina cuisine, with bread and meat cooked on the stove, tell of a strong and welcoming cultural identity.

Castellaneta is a fascinating village perched on a spectacular ravine. The historic center offers picturesque views, stone alleys, noble palaces and baroque churches. Don’t miss the Valentino Museum and the panoramic walks on the canyon.
Nearby, the beaches of Castellaneta Marina offer clear sea and shady pine forests, ideal for a holiday between culture and relaxation.

distance from Unique Trullo
44 km – 40 min

Mottola, known as the “Spy of Puglia” for its panoramic position, Mottola enchants with its historic center made of white alleys and
breathtaking views of the valley below. Its rock churches, such as those of San Nicola and Sant’Angelo, house some of the most beautiful Byzantine frescoes in southern Italy. The ravine landscape offers nature and adventure trails.

distance from Unique Trullo
23 km – 27 min

Grottaglie is the famous “City of Ceramics”, a unique village born in the ravines, where artisan workshops dug into the rock create true works of art. Walking in the Ceramics District, among tuff alleys, you can attend workshops of majolica and “capasoni” – large local amphorae – and buy colorful souvenirs such as lucky pumi.

distance from Unique Trullo
52 km – 65 min

Massafra, with its spectacular ravine that divides the city in two, is a surprising example of harmony between man and nature. Its rock churches, caves and settlements dug into the rock tell thousands of years of history. The Medieval Castle dominates the landscape and offers incredible views. Famous for its Holy Week rites and Carnival, Massafra lives on strong and evocative traditions.

distance from Unique Trullo
23 km – 27 min

Trulli di Alberobello
Trulli, typical limestone dwellings in southern Puglia, are extraordinary examples of dry stone slab construction, a technique dating back to prehistoric times and still used in this region. Although rural trulli are scattered throughout the Itria Valley, the greatest concentration of the best-preserved examples of this architectural form is found in the town of Alberobello, with more than 1,500 structures in the Monti and Aja Piccola districts.

distance from Unique Trullo
15 km – 16 min

I Sassi e il Parco delle Chiese Rupestri di Matera
The World Heritage site includes the Sassi and the Park of the Rupestrian Churches, a complex of houses, churches, monasteries and hermitages built in the natural caves of the Murgia, a limestone plateau characterized by deep cracks, ravines, rocks and caves.
The houses in the two Sassi of Matera, the Caveoso and the Barisano, surround the Civita, the oldest nucleus of the city, which is located in the highest part.

distance from Unique Trullo
58 km – 60 min

Castel del Monte

Built in 1240 by Emperor Frederick II of Swabia, the Castle represents a masterpiece of medieval military architecture, despite lacking some typical elements such as the moat.
Castel del Monte has an exceptional universal value for the perfection of its forms, the harmony and the fusion of cultural elements from Northern Europe, the Muslim world and classical antiquity.

distance from Unique Trullo
119 km – 90 min

Jonian Sea

Castellaneta Marina, a seaside hamlet of Castellaneta, is immersed in the lush pine forest of Bosco Pineto and extends for about 5 km along the Ionian coast. Its beaches of fine sand and crystal clear sea make it an ideal destination for families and nature lovers. The town
offers numerous tourist villages, beach resorts and a lively seafront, perfect for evening walks. The proximity to the Terra delle Gravine Regional Natural Park allows for excursions through canyons and breathtaking landscapes. A place where relaxation and natural beauty blend harmoniously.

distance from Unique Trullo
39 km – 39 min

Marina di Pulsano, an Ionian pearl in the Gulf of Taranto, offers a perfect mix of golden beaches and historical authenticity. The Marina boasts enchanting coves such as LidoSilvana, La Fontana, Montedarena, perfect for families and relaxation. The heart of the town is the majestic Castello DeFalconibus, theater of the medieval reenactment “Polso Sano” and home to the Museum of Traditions. Here the historic churches, the Archaeological Museum and the religious traditions linked to Holy Week offer authentic cultural experiences.

distance from Unique Trullo
77 km – 80 min

Adriatic Sea

Polignano a Mare, famosa per le sue spettacolari scogliere a picco sul mare, incanta ogni visitatore. Il centro storico, con i suoi balconi panoramici, le poesie scritte sui muri e le grotte marine, regala emozioni uniche. Lama Monachile, una delle spiagge più fotografate d’Italia, è un vero simbolo. La cucina locale, i gelati artigianali e l’atmosfera romantica completano l’esperienza.

distance from Unique Trullo
34 km – 35 min

Adriatic Sea

Monopoli is a charming seaside village overlooking the Adriatic, famous for its ancient port, colorful boats and the historic center full of churches, white alleys and lively squares. The Charles V Castle and the Baroque Cathedral dominate a suggestive panorama. The sandy beaches and rocky coves offer relaxation and natural beauty.
The authentic atmosphere, fresh fish and traditional festivals make Monopoli a perfect destination for those seeking culture, sea and
Apulian flavors.

distance from Unique Trullo
31 km – 35 min