• The Trulli of Alberobello - World Heritage Site - The trulli in Alberobello are historic dry-stone dwellings constructed without the use of mortar or cement, characterized by their unique conical roofs. As a symbol of Apulia, they are an exceptional example of traditional architecture and have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Rione Aia Piccola - Aia Piccola district in Alberobello is the town’s most genuine and tranquil area, where trulli are still inhabited and less frequented by tourists. Visitors can enjoy an authentic atmosphere, with serene alleys and views that capture the essence of local daily life.
• Chiesa Parrocchiale di Sant’Antonio da Padova – Trullo Church - The Church of Saint Anthony in Alberobello is a remarkable structure, built entirely in the trulli style. Constructed from limestone, it features a Greek cross layout and a distinctive conical roof, making it one of the town’s most iconic landmarks.
• Trullo Sovrano - The Trullo Sovrano in Alberobello is the only two-story trullo in the area, showcasing a unique example of traditional architecture. Erected in the 18th century, it now serves as a museum preserving the rooms and furnishings typical of the period’s daily life.

• Discover the districts of Aia Piccola and Monti with their characteristic trulli
• Visit the Trullo Sovrano Museum
• Explore the Church of Saint Anthony, shaped like a trullo
• Private walking tour of Alberobello with licensed tour guide

• Ticket Museum “Sovereign Trullo” (1.50 per person) optional entry

Your journey starts at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Aia Piccola, situated in the heart of Alberobello, the city of trulli. Trulli are traditional dwellings constructed entirely from stone, without the use of mortar or cement. Each year, countless visitors come to appreciate this historic town and its rural lifestyle.

Discover the historic center and stroll through the narrow streets of the Aia Piccola and Monti districts. Visit the ancient Church of St. Anthony, the world’s only trullo-shaped church, crafted from limestone with a Greek cross layout and crowned by a conical roof. Its architecture mirrors traditional trulli on a grand scale, making it one of Alberobello’s most iconic structures.

Within the Trullo Sovrano, the sole two-story trullo, explore rooms adorned with typical 20th-century furnishings. Marvel at its internal design featuring masonry stairs and overlapping conical vaults, and understand why it was designated an Italian national monument in 1923, showcasing a unique example of trulli evolution.

• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.