The Province of Bari presents unusual landscapes to the visitors; from Polignano's cliff to the wonderful Grottoes of Castellana. In this area, you don't neglect to visit Castel del Monte (in the picture), the shooting castle of Frederick II, the beautiful Cathedral of Trani, but also the characteristic historical centre of Bari with the Basilica of St. Nicholas and the Cathedral dedicated to San Sabino. Another story is for Alberobello, the unique place in the world, which is constituted for most of it by Trulli, rustic houses with the roof shaped like a overturned cone (in the picture).

With the law 11/6/2004 n.18, it's instituted new province of Barletta - Andria - Trani. It is an important event for the entirely Apulia, because this is the evidence of growth of a territory, under every point of view. Other seven towns are part of the same province: Bisceglie, Canosa, Margherita di Savoia, Minervino Murge, San Ferdinando, Spinazzola, Trinitapoli. Later there will be the elections to appoint the President and the council, anyway we want to include it already in our programming also this new dawning area, rich of history and naturalistic sceneries.

Often the area of Brindisi is associated to the liveliness of the tourist harbour, which joins Apulia with Greece and Turkey, but this province keeps for visitors a lot of surprises. It is inevitable a stop in Fasano, which is the favourit destination of family for the presence of the Zoo and Fasanoland, in Ostuni (in the picture), the white town and to the sunny spots in the inland, which give to visitors old timed colours and fragrances.

Arriving in Apulia, come from the North, the land of Foggia welcomes visitors with its "tavoliere" and with Daunia's Mountains, but the most spectacular landscape is, without doubts, the Gargano (in the picture). In the 1991 it was instituted as National Park, it offers naturalistic sceneries of an incomparable splendour, with characteristics historical centres of the little countries in the inland, which keep usages and traditions of old times. It is inevitable a stop in San Giovanni Rotondo (in the picture) destination of pilgrims come from all world, where San Pio da Pietralcina lived and is still buried.

In Lecce you don't arrive by chance. Who choose this land know to go along the places of the Messapic, Greeks, Romans and Byzantines; to come across the mystery of the Dolmen and Menir, and to be astonished by golden beaches and reef lapped by a crystalline sea. The city offers the unique scenery of the Romans Amphitheatre (in the picture) which is set among baroque buildings, where you can find craftsmanship' shops and fashionable pubs. It is inevitable a stop in Santa Maria di Leuca and in the inland, where you can still taste traditional rustic cuisine.

The Province of Taranto, generally, is identified as the main town, well-known like "city of the two seas" and it is known for the Archaeological Museum with Greek, Romans and Messapic works. Tarantine's territory reserves for visitors interesting surprises: from the Castle in Oria (in the picture) to the rock-churches in Massafra. It is inevitable a stop in Martina Franca (in the picture) capital of the ceramic, and in Castellaneta, native land of Rodolfo Valentino, where there are large beaches of sand and secular pinewoods.