• Ostuni - Ostuni is a charming town that offers a delightful experience. Known as the “White City,” it features a stunning medieval village filled with winding alleys and whitewashed houses, reminiscent of an oriental setting. Visitors can enjoy free time exploring the old town center, known as “la terra” (“the land”), which is characterized by its narrow alleys, sloping staircases, courtyards, and small squares. Here, whitewashed homes, artisan shops, and quaint boutiques abound.
• Locorotondo - Locorotondo, often referred to as “the balcony on the Itria Valley,” offers breathtaking views of the valley.
• Alberobello - A visit to the enchanting Alberobello feels like stepping into a timeless realm. Guests have free time to explore its unique historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area is entirely composed of Trulli, distinctive white, conical structures that are unparalleled worldwide and exemplify remarkable Italian folk architecture. Noteworthy are the two districts: “Rione Monti,” known for its local craft shops, and “Aia Piccola,” home to the oldest Trulli and small museums.
• Polignano a Mare - The stunning Polignano a Mare, the birthplace of the renowned Domenico Modugno, is perched on a cliff that plunges into the sea. Visitors have free time to explore the historic center and remnants of Roman influence, including the still-passable Via Traiana bridge. As you enter the historic center, a labyrinth of streets, alleys, and squares bustling with local shops and eateries leads to three terraces offering breathtaking sea views.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off service in Lecce
• Expert tour leader speaking English and Italian

• Lunch

• Wear comfortable shoes

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