Puglia (in English called Apulia), is the heel of Italy in the south east, a land of extraordinary colours and wonderful variety. The towns of Puglia are rich of architectural and historical evidence – Romanesque, Baroque, churches, cathedrals, castles and towers. The regional capital is Bari, the other provinces are Brindisi, Manner, Lecce and Taranto. Lecce is also known as "the Florence of the South".

Magnificent Palazzi and fountains in the urban centres as well as historic oil mills and farmsteads on the country put out the rich cultural successor of this region. The hidden charm of the coastal towns can be discovered in the midst of the alleys and Palazzi which form only the background to one of the most beautiful coasts in whole Italy with a high water quality. Many beautiful places along the coast and by magic beaches offer an unforgettable sight.

The famous “Trulli”, round stone houses, part of the world cultural heritage of mankind, stand in big number in Alberobello and about the whole Valle d`Itria scattered, clear certificates of the traditional dry stone construction.

The region enjoys a warm climate all year and is one of the least rainy regions.

Nature
Over twenty protected areas managed by different public entities in order to protect and preserve an extremely diverse, unique natural heritage Regional Cuisine With their mastery, bakers, dairymen, and farmers turn land fruits into products that owe their rich flavors and fragrances to their simpleness.

Regional Cuisine
5 PDO oils coming from magnificent, centuries-old Apulian olive trees and bringing out the flavors of typical regional dishes. Particularly are to be recommended the local “Antipasti”, which are produced with from fresh and place-typical ingredients.