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Yuyangkoleos: The hotel is about 900 meters walk from the Old Town of Ostuni. The rooms are clean. Some rooms can see the whole view of the old town. The breakfast room is spacious and rich in variety. The hotel has its own free parking lot all the way, convenient parking.
Corso Giuseppe Mazzini, 233
From THB 2,413
Guest User: Ostuni Palace is a great hotel! The personnel is very kind, it is great that it offers private parking, all areas within the hotel are air-conditioned areas which is great especially for the hot weather. The rooms are very nice, big bathroom with all the facilities, and great pillows!!! The breakfast is very nice, with lot of things to choose, and the decoration of the hotel is unique! We had a very nice experience! Totally recommended!
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 218/222
From THB 2,814
vazquezpsicologia: Un hotel que muestra armonía entre la historia respetando su arquitectura y el máximo confort del presente. Las habitaciones son sobrias pero completas y muy confortables. Tiene espacios encantadores como un par de terrazas donde co.er o tomar algo del bar con excelentes vistas. El personal muy amable y cuenta con parking a un bajo costo y traslado de cortesía hacia el hotel, dado que no se puede circular por el centro histórico. Imperdible de Ostuni.
Via Gaspare Petrarolo, 16
From THB 3,129
Guest User: The place was a bit out of the way, but despite the language barrier and the initial confusion around booking since we booked very last minute, the staff were very attentive and kind. the breakfast was also hand made. unfortunately a greedy guest took all of the pastries before we could try them, but the amenities and rooms were great
SP14
From THB 2,291
Anna V.: We return with pleasure a few years away, in this location. All always inconvenient. It's going through time, and professionalism is always the distinctive sign of Agriturismo Salinola. Cleaning the room and the whole structure, breakfast and dinner always excellent. We will return without doubt. Guarantee!!!
SP29 Km 1, 5, Contrada Salinola
Guest User: Very beautiful structure, ideal location, excellent breakfast but I wouldn't come back because of the very small room not with 4 stars and especially no noise. They probably have better rooms and, in a very low season, they have wrong to allocate a similar room to customers who would certainly return.
Via Giosuè Pinto, 48/50
From THB 2,768
Irina Kravtsova: Отличное месторасположение! Тихое место в центре города. Машину паковали на соседней улице, с местами проблем не было. Завтрак хороший. Нам любезно поменяли номер на номер с личным мини-бассейном на первом этаже и в жару это было спасением. Номера в отеле очень красивые и стильные. Еще раз большое спасибо!
Via Tommaso Campanella, 11
From THB 4,439
Molmagee: What a truly amazing stay a Masseria Della Piana! I can’t put into words what a special experience it was to stay at this beautiful Masseria!! Staff - the staff would go above and beyond for you, there was nothing they wouldn’t do for you. All incredibly friendly, warm and welcoming, with even the owner bringing us a traditional Puglian breakfast one morning! Every single staff member we interacted with was so kind and welcoming, special shout out to Seydou and Andre (we didn’t get everyone’s name, but I would be calling them out if we had!) and to all the cute doggos and kitties on site!! The grounds/rooms - a truly truly beautiful location. The main pool is a great size, the area in general is very peaceful and tranquil, makes for a perfect pool day! The rooms are quant and perfect for what we needed, more than enough space for three girls with lots of clothes, bags, shoes and make up! They were kept very clean by the staff, good aircon, refilled water in the fridge. Our room even had a private plunge pool which was very cute and perfect for a slow morning. Food - the breakfast selection is great, with homemade focaccia, croissants, cakes, as well as the usual things (bread, cereal etc). The Masseria also hosted a cooking class/dinner on our last night, almost all of the guests attended and we sat at a long table together, there was pizza, calzones and lots of wine! This was a very special experience and so glad we did it. If you want an intimate family run experience in the beautiful Italian countryside, this really is the place for you. I honestly cannot believe anyone would give this place anything but a 5, I would give it a 10 if I could! Thank you Masseria Della Piana for making our holiday so special ❤️
contrada refrigerio
From THB 5,668
Danilo Aduasio: All right, all right, all right, we'll be back soon!
Contrada Spennati - SS 16 Fasano-Ostuni KM 873
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🌈 ☔️ Just as the car entered the route from Ostuni to Monopoli, the sky suddenly darkened. Raindrops on the windshield made Qinqin a bit anxious, and the planned itinerary was disrupted... But then she thought, isn’t coming to Southern Italy all about experiencing this kind of laziness and chill? So she decided to study the travel guide in the car~ (The self-cultivation of a travel expert!) 🤓 Surprisingly! The Mediterranean weather is really unpredictable~ The rain under one cloud passed quickly, and before I finished studying the guide, the sky cleared up! Talk about good luck~ 😆 💎 If the coastline of the Apulia region is a string of pearl necklaces, then Polignano a Mare is definitely the brightest pearl! ✨ ▫️ It sits atop a 15-meter-high cliff ▫️ Overlooking the dreamy emerald Adriatic Sea ▫️ The crescent-shaped pebble beach is breathtakingly beautiful ▫️ Thousand-year-old sea-eroded caves ⛰️ ▫️ Sunset views with unbeatable value! 🌅 (Definitely certified as "Italy’s Most Beautiful Seaside Town"!) 📸 Photo spot recommendation: Look at this stunning shot I captured 👉 a lazy local uncle sitting on white stone steps basking in the sun (maybe waiting for the rain to stop?) Surrounded by scattered greenery and flowers, every snap is a poetic portrayal of life in Southern Italy! ✨ Travel Tip: The fast-changing weather is the true romance of the Mediterranean~ Instead of stressing about rushing your itinerary, learn to enjoy the "slow" life like the locals ⏳
When is the best time to travel to Southern Italy? Definitely from April to July! April to July in Southern Italy (Naples, Amalfi, Sicily, etc.) April: fewer crowds, mild weather, affordable prices—perfect for city strolls and photography May: the golden season, neither hot nor too sunny, you can even swim by the sea, the best experience June: starting to get hot, plenty of sunshine, stunning seaside views, gradually more tourists July: officially midsummer, hot but unbeatable sea views, perfect for pure relaxation If you don’t want to plan or rush your itinerary, just lock in this dreamy 5-day, 4-night Southern Italy Coast tour! Tours run weekly from March to July, with easy pick-up and drop-off in Rome, accompanied by a Chinese-speaking guide throughout. No more scrambling to check guides—just immerse yourself in the beauty of Southern Italy~ ✅ Unlock the essence of Southern Italy in 5 days, capturing all the scenic and historic highlights Depart from Rome straight to the ancient city of Pompeii, traveling through millennia-old ruins preserved under volcanic ash; visit the Caserta Palace, a filming location for Star Wars, where the grandeur of Baroque architecture will leave you speechless! The Amalfi Coast is truly legendary💙 Take a boat ride between Positano and Amalfi towns, where colorful houses cling to the mountains by the sea, paired with the deep blue Mediterranean. The sea breeze carries the sweet scent of Sorrento lemons—stop for an authentic Limoncello, the true way to experience Southern Italy~ You can also explore the cave dwellings in Matera, see the fairy-tale trulli buildings in Alberobello, stroll through the picturesque white town of Ostuni, and finally try your luck at the Blue Grotto on Capri Island. That divine shade of blue is unforgettable! ✅ Stress-free group tour buffs, travel without worries Travel by tourist coach with one seat per person, including 4 nights’ hotel accommodation + daily hotel breakfast. No need to book rooms or cars yourself; just hand your luggage to the coach and enjoy a light and easy Southern Italy trip~ Optional activities are clearly priced; tickets and boat rides can be chosen as you wish. Lunch and dinner are free to explore local delicacies—Naples pizza, fresh Mediterranean seafood, eat until you can’t move! ✅ Thoughtful details maxed out, perfect even for first-timers The meeting point is right at Rome Tiburtina Train Station, making gathering and dispersing super convenient—no detours to find the place~ Children get a 35% discount, making it family-friendly (2 adults with children under 6). Once your Schengen visa is ready, just pay online with multi-currency support, confirm your booking, and wait for the tour notification. It’s designed to be lazy-person friendly! Who can resist a Southern Italy summer? 🌿 Lemon-scented sea breeze, colorful seaside towns, millennia-old historic sites, rich lemon liqueur—this 5-day, 4-night trip packs all the romance and beauty of Southern Italy! Lock in your tour dates now and this summer, go on a lemon-flavored date with Southern Italy~
You have to see this! Found a hidden treasure in Puglia, Italy✨ White stone houses are rooted directly into the limestone cliffs, with the translucent, gradient waters of the Adriatic Sea beneath your feet. It’s home to a viral cave restaurant and a crescent-shaped canyon beach. Without the crushing crowds of Amalfi, it offers affordable prices and a slow, relaxed pace. This is Polignano a Mare! Many people treat it as a day trip from Bari, but I highly recommend staying for 1–2 days. Once the day-trippers leave, the town reveals its gentlest side in the evening🌊 📌 Basic Info | When to Visit ✅ Best time: May–June, September! Comfortable temperatures, crystal-clear water, and far fewer tourists, so you don't have to fight for photo spots📸 Peak season (July–August): Extremely crowded, hotel prices double, and the beach fills up early. However, you can swim in the sea, and there's the Red Bull Cliff Diving event🥽 ⏰ Recommended stay: 1 day for a quick visit | 2 days to relax and watch the sunset 📍 Location: Puglia region, Italy; very close to Bari 🚗 Transportation Guide | Foolproof Tips ▪️ Train (recommended!): Take a regional train from Bari Central Station. It’s a 25–40 minute direct ride, tickets cost €3–5, and there are frequent departures🚞. It’s a 10-minute walk from the station to the old town. ▪️ Driving: Great for a road trip around Puglia! ⚠️ Important note: The old town is a ZTL (restricted traffic zone). Do not drive inside; park in an outside paid parking lot and walk into the village. Parking spots are hard to find during peak season. ▪️ Airport: About 40km from Bari Airport. You can take a taxi or hire a car; it takes about 70 minutes. 📸 Must-visit Spots | Follow this order to save time 1. Lama Monachile (Cala Porto crescent beach) ⭐️ Top photo spot This is the town's iconic view! An old stone bridge spans the canyon, with a crescent-shaped pebble beach below. The water is a rich, layered turquoise💎 You can reach the beach by walking through the tunnel under the stone bridge. It's great for swimming, snorkeling, and taking a boat tour of the sea caves. 💡 Tips: Come in the early morning or at sunset! It's packed at noon. Be sure to wear water shoes, as the stones are sharp. 2. Grotta Palazzese The famous cliffside cave restaurant, a natural cavern carved by millions of years of waves. 18th-century nobles held banquets here🌌 ⚠️ Honest advice: It's super expensive, and you need to book on the official website months in advance during peak season! If you're on a budget, you don't have to eat here; you can take photos for free from the outside viewing platform, and it's just as stunning. Small boats can also take you to the cave entrance for a close-up view of the interior. 3. Centro Storico (Old Town) white maze streets The entire old town is full of white stone houses. The winding alleys are full of surprises around every corner! You'll find poetry graffiti on walls, flower-filled windowsills, and small seaside viewing platforms. Just find an open cliffside platform, sit down, feel the sea breeze, and watch the waves crash against the cliffs—it's incredibly healing. This is also the hometown of Domenico Modugno, creator of the classic song "Volare." You can stop by to see his statue and the small museum🎵 4. Sea cave boat tour Departs from the pier, lasts 45–60 minutes, and costs €12–20 per person. You'll visit several sea caves along the way. In some caves, the sunlight creates a beautiful Tyndall effect✨ Some tours allow you to stop by the caves for a swim. If you love the water, definitely add this to your itinerary! 🍤 Food List | Local favorites, avoid tourist traps ▪️ Pescaria | Must-try octopus burger🦑! A viral street food spot in town. The fried octopus burger is their signature and offers great value, but there's a long line at meal times, so go early. ▪️ Orecchiette: Puglia's signature ear-shaped pasta with seafood, a local classic. ▪️ Grilled octopus and raw seafood platter, paired with a refreshing local Puglia white wine🥂 ▪️ Mario Campanella's signature Caffè Speciale: Espresso + cream, amaretto + lemon zest. A local invention you must try. 🏨 Where to stay ▪️ Luxury: Covo dei Saraceni cliffside hotel. Rooms face the sea, and the rooftop terrace offers stunning sunsets🌇 ▪️ Value: Stone B&Bs in the old town. You're right in the alleys and just a few minutes' walk from the viewing platforms. About €45–70 per night. ▪️ Pro tip: If you want to experience the quiet night view, you must stay in town! The atmosphere is completely different after the day-trippers leave in the evening. ⚠️ Important notes | Practical tips to avoid pitfalls (hard-earned experience) 1. The old town is full of uneven cobblestone streets! Wear comfortable flat shoes; don't even think about high heels👟 2. Italy has a siesta from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Many small shops and cafes close, so plan your itinerary accordingly. 3. The UV rays by the sea are very strong. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Bring snorkeling gear if you plan to swim. 4. Keep some cash on hand; some small shops and parking lots don't accept credit cards💳 5. Don't get too close to the edge when taking photos on the cliffs. It's windy—safety first! 6. The beach is pebbly, not sandy. Don't walk on it barefoot. ✨ 2-day relaxed itinerary ▫️ Day 1: Arrive at noon → Explore the old town alleys, visit the graffiti viewing platforms → Afternoon boat tour to explore sea caves → Sunset at Lama Monachile beach ▫️ Day 2: Early morning beach photos and swimming → Eat an octopus burger → Visit the outside of the cave restaurant → Leisurely return, or continue to the nearby "White City" of Ostuni. 💬 Final thoughts: The romance of Southern Italy isn't about polished, intentional "Instagrammable" moments. It's the sea breeze carrying the scent of salt, white walls painted warm gold by the sunset, and waves echoing gently in the caves. If you're tired of crowded, popular coastlines, add Polignano to your Italy bucket list. Slow down here and enjoy wasting a day by the sea🌊
#tripbestshot Ostuni at dawn felt like walking through a painting. I stayed in the old town and woke before sunrise. The narrow lanes were empty, cool, and painted white from top to bottom. Every stairway seemed to glow as the light slowly returned. The steep streets were beautiful but uneven. My phone flashlight helped on the darkest corners. By 8 a.m., the main stairs near the cathedral were busy with visitors and delivery scooters. Breakfast at a small bar cost about €3 for an espresso and cornetto. Cash was easiest, though cards were accepted in larger shops. I walked everywhere and parked outside the ZTL zone, which restricted cars in the historic center. One stairway led to a quiet viewpoint over olive groves and the sea. It was unmarked and almost empty, which made it special. Ostuni rewards early starts. Wear comfortable shoes, carry water, and explore before the crowds arrive.
Ostuni stands out from the surrounding countryside with its whitewashed buildings rising above olive groves. Often called the White City, it is a beautiful stop for travellers exploring Italy’s Puglia region. The historic centre is a maze of narrow lanes, staircases, little squares and archways. Instead of following a strict sightseeing route, leave some time to wander and discover the viewpoints scattered throughout the old town. Ostuni also works well as part of a wider Puglia itinerary, alongside coastal towns and traditional villages. The surrounding countryside is known for olive trees, and local food is another reason to linger. 💡 Travel Tips · Visit in the late afternoon when the light softens. · Wear shoes with good grip for the steep stone lanes. · Consider renting a car if you plan to explore several Puglia towns. · Stay overnight if you want to enjoy dinner without rushing back to another base. 📍 Worth knowing: Ostuni is more enjoyable when you leave room for spontaneous stops rather than trying to see everything quickly. #Ostuni #Puglia #ItalyTravel #WhiteCity #EuropeanGetaway
Imagine wandering through narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses, enjoying fresh pasta at a family-run trattoria, and watching turquoise waves sparkle beneath dramatic coastal cliffs. Welcome to Puglia, one of Italy's most captivating regions! Located in the heel of Italy's boot, Puglia is famous for its historic villages, beautiful beaches, ancient olive trees, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. It's a destination where simple pleasures become unforgettable memories—from sipping coffee in a sunny piazza to enjoying a delicious meal beneath the evening sky. 🇮🇹✨ 🏡 Step Into a Fairytale in Alberobello One of Puglia's most recognizable sights is Alberobello, a town famous for its traditional trulli—small, whitewashed stone buildings topped with distinctive conical roofs. Stroll through the historic districts, admire the unusual architecture, and photograph the charming streets. The town feels especially magical in the softer light of early morning, before the busiest hours arrive. 🌊 Discover the Coastal Beauty of Polignano a Mare Perched above the Adriatic Sea, Polignano a Mare is known for its dramatic cliffs, historic old town, and spectacular ocean views. Wander through its winding lanes, find a scenic terrace, and watch the waves move beneath the rocky coastline. On a sunny day, the contrast between white buildings and blue water is absolutely breathtaking. 🤍 Wander Through the White City of Ostuni Ostuni rises above the surrounding countryside like a cluster of white buildings glowing in the sunlight. Explore its winding lanes, discover hidden courtyards, and pause at panoramic viewpoints overlooking olive groves and the Adriatic coastline. Every corner offers another beautiful scene for your travel photographs. 🍝 Taste the Flavors of Southern Italy Puglia is a dream destination for food lovers. Try fresh orecchiette pasta, local cheeses, traditional focaccia, seafood, and seasonal dishes made with regional olive oil. Pair your meal with a relaxed stroll through a historic town, and you'll quickly understand why food is such an important part of life here. 📸 Experiences You Shouldn't Miss ✨ Explore Alberobello's distinctive trulli houses 🌊 Admire the dramatic coastline of Polignano a Mare 🤍 Photograph the whitewashed streets of Ostuni 🍝 Sample authentic Puglian cuisine 🫒 Discover ancient olive groves and countryside villages 🌅 Enjoy a Mediterranean sunset by the sea 💛 Why Visit Puglia? Puglia offers a wonderful combination of coastal scenery, historic architecture, delicious food, and authentic Italian charm. Compared with some of Italy's busiest destinations, many of its smaller towns offer a more relaxed way to experience local life—especially outside the peak summer season. Whether you're planning a romantic escape, a photography adventure, a food-focused holiday, or a scenic road trip, Puglia has something special waiting for you. 🧳 Travel Tip: Late spring and early autumn are excellent times to explore Puglia, often offering pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds than the busiest summer weeks. Renting a car can make it easier to visit several towns and rural areas, although train and bus connections serve some popular destinations. Reserve accommodation early for summer travel. 📍 Location: Puglia, southern Italy ☀️ Best Experience: Combine charming historic villages with seaside views, local food, and slow Mediterranean evenings. ✨ Sometimes, the perfect holiday isn't about rushing from place to place. It's about enjoying beautiful surroundings, discovering local traditions, and savoring every moment. Would you love to explore these whitewashed villages and turquoise shores? Save Puglia for your next Italian adventure! ✈️❤️ #Puglia #PugliaItaly #ItalyTravel #VisitItaly #Alberobello #PolignanoAMare #Ostuni #MediterraneanEscape #HiddenGems #ItalianFood #CoastalTowns #TripCom #travel2026
Whitewashed towns, turquoise coves, centuries-old stone houses, olive groves and some seriously good food, all packed into one region. A trip through Puglia can take you from the dramatic cliffs of Polignano a Mare to the trulli of Alberobello, the seaside streets of Monopoli, the whitewashed beauty of Ostuni, elegant Lecce, charming Locorotondo and the wild coastline around Gargano and Vieste. What I love about Puglia is how different each stop feels. 🌊 Coastal towns 🏘️ Whitewashed villages 🏡 Trulli houses 🌿 Olive groves and countryside 🍝 Incredible local food 🏖️ Clear-water beaches 🌅 Beautiful sunsets 💡 Travel tip: Puglia is much easier to explore if you move around rather than staying in just one place. A road trip works brilliantly here, especially if you want to combine beaches with smaller inland towns. Could this actually be Italy’s most beautiful region? Follow me for more content like this, Italy travel ideas and places worth saving. #puglia #italytravel #visititaly #polignanoamare #alberobello #monopoli #ostuni #lecce #locorotondo #gargano #southernitaly #travelinspiration #tripcom #easytravel #wanderlust
Hey everyone! This 5-day Italy itinerary covers all the hotspots like the Amalfi Coast, Positano, and the Trulli houses. It includes all-inclusive options and airport transfers, making it super easy and fun. Save this now! . Check out this comprehensive guide, scroll down to unlock more ways to play~ . Italy has over 2,000 years of history. The Colosseum 🏟️ holds the passion of ancient Rome, the streets of Florence are filled with the aroma of Italian coffee, and locals love to chat while soaking up the sun. . 🚶♀️ Itinerary: This itinerary is packed, allowing you to visit a huge number of attractions in a limited time~ DAY 1: Pompeii Archaeological Park > Royal Palace of Caserta Immerse yourself in ancient Roman ruins and explore magnificent royal palace complexes. DAY 2-3: Positano > Amalfi Coast > Matera Cathedral > Sassi di Matera Stroll along the stunning southern Italian coastal highway, and stay in cliffside towns and ancient cave dwellings. DAY 4: Ostuni > Basilica of Santa Croce > Lecce Cathedral Explore Baroque towns, visit the "White City," and see iconic religious architecture. DAY 5: Capri > Blue Grotto > Church of San Francesco di Paola > Castel Nuovo > Galleria Umberto I > Royal Palace of Naples Visit the famous Blue Grotto and explore the landmarks and royal palaces of Naples' old town. . Must-visit attractions: Pompeii Archaeological Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 80045 Pompei, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy Opening hours: March 16–October 14, 9:00 AM–7:00 PM Duration: 4–6 hours Life from 2,000 years ago unfolds like a painting. Touch history and feel the ancient charm ✨ Amalfi Coast ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Province of Salerno, Amalfi, Italy, Postal Code: 84011 Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 2–3 days The coastal ceramic shops are picturesque, offering a peaceful and serene beauty 🌊 Capri ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Province of Naples, Italy Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 days A microcosm of Mediterranean style, where blue waters and lush vegetation intertwine 🌿 Blue Grotto ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Anacapri, Province of Naples, Italy, Postal Code: 80071 Opening hours: June 1–September 30, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM Duration: 30–60 minutes A mysterious and beautiful natural wonder 💙 Royal Palace of Naples ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Plebiscito, 1, 80132 Napoli NA, Italy Opening hours: May 9–December 24, Mon–Tue, Thu–Sun 9:00 AM–8:00 PM; May 9–December 24, Wed closed all day Duration: 2–3 hours Admire 18th-century Neapolitan paintings 🎨 . Tips: 1. It's cool in the morning and evening in September, so bring a light jacket. The midday sun is strong, so be sure to use sun protection ☀️; 2. Restaurant menus often include a service charge, so no need to tip extra 💸; 3. You can take a bus from the airport directly to the city center, which is much more cost-effective than a taxi 🚍; 4. Do not touch artifacts when taking photos at attractions, and follow the instructions of on-site staff 📸 . Ready to start your relaxing journey? Click the card below to unlock your exclusive itinerary now~
SOS! Haven't planned your 5-day Italy trip yet? Here is a condensed, essential itinerary just for you. From Rome to Florence and Venice, visit classic attractions without the hassle and easily enjoy Italian romance. · ------------------- 🗺️ Itinerary: This route is quite packed, allowing you to see tons of attractions in a limited amount of time. Day 1: Pompeii – Royal Palace of Caserta Immerse yourself in ancient Roman ruins and visit the luxurious Italian royal palace. Day 2–3: Positano – Amalfi Coast – Matera Cathedral – Sassi di Matera Discover the unique charm of the Southern Italian cliffside coast and the ancient cave dwellings. Day 4: Ostuni – Basilica of Santa Croce – Lecce Cathedral Stroll through the white town and experience the exquisite aesthetics of Baroque architecture. Day 5: Capri – Blue Grotto – Basilica of San Francesco di Paola – Castel Nuovo – Galleria Umberto I – Royal Palace of Naples Explore the island's hidden gems and visit classic Naples landmarks and royal palaces. · ------------------- ✈️ Travel preparation: 🪪 First, be sure to bring your Schengen visa, passport, and copies, as well as your hotel booking and itinerary. Losing these would be a huge hassle. 📱 Buy a local Italian SIM card or activate international roaming in advance. Don't forget a power adapter, as they use European-standard outlets there. 👖 Italy is cool in the mornings and evenings in September, so bring a light jacket. Also, pack a pair of comfortable sneakers—you'll need them for walking around attractions. 💊 Bring some common medications, such as stomach medicine, cold medicine, and mosquito repellent, as buying medicine locally can be inconvenient and expensive. 💰 Exchange some cash into Euros and bring a credit card. Many places accept cards, but cash is more convenient for buying snacks. · ------------------- Don't miss out on this Italy group tour! It's a worry-free way to see beautiful sights and experience authentic Italian romance. Click the link to book now!
I spent a week of summer vacation in Ostuni. The old townscape, enveloped in white walls. Walking down the narrow alleys, I had a strange feeling, as if I had stepped into a movie scene. And then there's the food in Puglia. The simple dishes, highlighting the natural flavors of the ingredients, were truly delicious, somehow rustic and unpretentious. Yet, the taste is unforgettable. Compared to Milan, the cost of food and accommodation felt much more affordable. Using Ostuni as my base, I visited Alberobello, Matera, Monopoli, Bari, Lecce… Each city I visited had a different character, and the more I learned, the more I was drawn to the charm of Puglia. There are still so many places I want to visit. Grazie, Puglia🇮🇹
