- Largo Martellotta - Visit the Capital of the Trulli, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.
A pleasant walk among the trulli of Aia Piccola, a residential area with a ban on opening shops, and the Rione Monti which houses an agglomeration of more than 1000 trulli.
In Aia Piccola you will savor the true essence of Alberobello, among the alleys of whitewashed houses, while in Rione Monti we will visit the Siamese Trullo and the Trullo Church together.
Possibility then of free time to do some shopping among the various artisan and souvenir shops or savor a local craft beer, a Leccese coffee or whatever the various smells of Alberobello’s good cuisine can inspire you.
After the guided tour of the historic center of about 1 hour, live with us the unique experience of building a real miniature trullo with your own hands that you can take home as a souvenir of this magnificent experience.
And before leaving us, we will take you to an ancient and original 18th century trullo for a short tasting of Apulian snacks with taralli, friselle, tomatoes in oil, fried broad beans and local wines and liqueurs.
- Shared guided tour
- Workshop with master trulla maker
- Gift made
- Snacks
- Gratuities
Why this travel experience is the best for you:
Immerse yourself in the history of the trulli, these iconic houses with a conical roof.
Participate in a mini trullo workshop utilizing authentic local limestone, which you can keep as a memento of your incredible day.
Sample our local produce, a traditional Apulian appetizer.
Does this business align with what you’re looking for?
It’s considered an easy visit owing to the walking path and is adaptable to everyone.
In instances where the group entails more than 10 people, the workshop will be conducted in Mastro Trullaro’s workshop. Otherwise, all proceedings will be in the authentic 18th century Trullo, the very same location as the tasting.
- Customers who have not reached the legal drinking age in Italy, i.e. 18, will not be served alcoholic beverages.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
