Gust a few kilometers from Masseria Lecerase lies a region rich in historic villages, crystal-clear waters, natural caves, and breathtaking Apulian landscapes. An ideal itinerary to discover the timeless charm of the Itria Valley and the Adriatic coast.
Polignano a Mare
One of Puglia’s most iconic coastal towns, Polignano a Mare is built on dramatic cliffs overlooking the Adriatic Sea. It enchants visitors with its whitewashed streets, panoramic terraces, and the famous Lama Monachile beach, one of the most photographed spots in the region. Not to miss: the Monastery of San Vito, located just a few kilometers from the town along the seafront.
Monopoli
An ancient seaside town overlooking the Adriatic, Monopoli combines the charm of a historic center with the beauty of the sea. Its narrow streets, elegant squares, Baroque churches, and picturesque old port create an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Not to miss: the ancient port, the Cathedral of Madonna della Madia, the historic walls, and Charles V Castle overlooking the sea.
Alberobello and the Trulli
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Alberobello is famous worldwide for its trulli: ancient stone dwellings with distinctive conical roofs. A walk through the Monti district and Aia Piccola neighborhood offers an unforgettable journey into one of Puglia’s most iconic landscapes.
Castellana Caves
A spectacular natural wonder in the heart of Puglia, the Castellana Caves reveal an extraordinary underground world of stalactites, stalagmites, and impressive natural chambers, including the magnificent White Cave.
Locorotondo
Considered one of Puglia’s most beautiful villages, Locorotondo charms visitors with its circular historic center, white houses decorated with flowers, and breathtaking views over the Itria Valley.
Ostuni, the White City
Set on three hills and surrounded by centuries-old olive groves, Ostuni is one of Puglia’s most iconic destinations. Known as the White City for its whitewashed buildings, it offers a fascinating maze of alleys, arches, stairways, and panoramic views stretching towards the Adriatic Sea.
Martina Franca
An elegant Baroque town in the heart of the Itria Valley, Martina Franca captivates with its historic palaces, refined squares, and charming old town. A place where architecture, art, and local traditions come together in an authentic Apulian atmosphere.