In Puglia, everything the Italophile craves is here in abundance: ancient towns, extravagant churches, seas of olives, olive-green seas and food to equal of anywhere else in Italy.

2024年3月29日 · With top tips on everything from advance booking and packing to knowing how to stay safe, plan your trip to Puglia in southern Italy with our guide.

2024年3月15日 · Puglia’s 940km (584 miles) of coastline – which was once part of the Magna Graecia and home to ancient Romans’ mighty flotillas – outlines what is known as the “boot heel” of the Italian peninsula. In the past decade, some areas have made headlines for hosting flashy weddings and celebrities’ summer escapes.

2024年2月6日 · It’s hard to believe that Puglia once played second fiddle to the likes of Tuscany. Spanning Italy’s sinuous stiletto, this luminous southern region has some of the country’s cutest villages, quirkiest architecture and most knockout beaches.

2024年3月26日 · Puglia might still be a somewhat under-the-radar destination compared to other Italian regions, but locals know that the country’s easternmost region is emblematic of all the best things Italy has to offer: stunning natural landscapes, millennia-old history, rich folklore and delicious cuisine.

2024年2月6日 · Puglia embodies everything that is seductive about southern Italy: rolling countryside blanketed in almond and olive groves, luridly turquoise beaches, snug whitewashed villages, and long, lazy lunches washed down with prized local vino.

Discover the best attractions in Puglia including Castel del Monte, Cathedral, and Grotte di Castellana.

Italy Europe Like Taranto, Gallipoli is a two-part town: the modern hub is based on the mainland, while the older centro storico inhabits a small island that juts out into the Ionian Sea.

It's one of Italy's most beautiful corners, encompassing white limestone cliffs, fairy-tale grottoes, sparkling sea, ancient forests, rare orchids and tangled, fragrant maquis (dense scrub vegetation).

If Puglia were a movie, Lecce would be cast in the starring role. Bequeathed with a generous stash of baroque buildings by its 17th-century architects, the city has a completeness and homogeneity that other southern Italian metropolises lack.