Holidays to Puglia take you to the sun soaked heel of
Italy which is said to be one of the most beautiful and captivating regions in the country. Puglia is abundant in stunning countryside, sandy beaches, historic cities and splendid locally grown produce for which this food-focused area is particularly famous. Perfect for those wanting to explore by car, the roads are mostly quiet and scenic and will take you to some pretty villages, such as Locorotondo and Cisternino, which are recognised as two of Italy’s ‘most beautiful villages.’ For couples wanting to immerse themselves in the romantic Italian culture, holidays to Puglia are ideal, with the richness of ancient towns, quirky villages and extravagant architecture.
Through the countryside you’ll find clusters of trulli, the distinctive limestone houses peculiar to the area, as well as endless olive groves giving the area a classic Italian feel. Visit the UNESCO-listed town of Alberobello to see the biggest collection of trulli. Travel further south and visit the Salento peninsula, which is home to the baroque city of
Lecce - dubbed the Florence of the South and well worth a visit for the Church of Santa Croce, an elaborate relation of its namesake in Florence.
Explore Puglia like no other
Citalia knows Italy better than anyone else so we can help you enjoy your Puglia holidays like no other.
If you enjoy being active, take a guided bike tour of the Brindisi area and benefit from local knowledge of the area’s history, culture and the landscape while having the tour tailored to you and your interests. There really is no better way to experience the landscape than by bike and once you’re done and have worked up an appetite, you can sample some of the delightful treats the area has to offer.
Find the hidden gems with Citalia, including the Museo Faggiano, an astounding place which was once thought to be just a house. After excavation by the family to fix a pipe, two thousand years’ worth of history was discovered underneath; from the Romans to the Knights Templar. Underneath the house are tombs, cisterns, underground escape routes and Knights Templar symbols, truly unmissable for anyone interested in history.
