10 Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Puglia Italy 🇮🇹 | Polignano a Mare | Ostuni | Alberobello
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- 10 Most Beautiful Towns to Visit in Puglia Italy 4k. The amazing Puglia is a region you cannot miss, from Trulli houses and white washed walls to Stunning coastal views. Some of the best places to visit in Puglia are right here in this Italy travel video. Featuring italian towns such as Bari, Monopoli, Alberobello, Ostuni, Locorotondo, polignano a mare Gallipoli, Vieste, Lecce and many more! So if its your first time visiting italy then try some of these places in Puglia instead of the popular cities.
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Folks! This is a small taste of Puglia and some of the places you will find out there! Il be showcasing more in a bit more detail in the next one! So who has been to any of these towns and what’s your favourite? And did anyone go blind for a moment when the sun hits those white walls 😎!!
I'm Apulian. Video is great, but to those visiting Lecce I would not recommend to eat octopus there. Best octopus/seafood can be found in the area around Bari, Monopoli, Polignano, Savelletri. In Lecce I would recommend trying out local pastries, Pasticciotti. Also, if you are visiting the area and are into art, make sure to stop by Galatina - its main church Santa Caterina is spectacular! Thank me later ;)
May i kindly ask where is the best area to stay to visit the best places? would it be anywhere in Bari? Thank you!
@@brecre9567 that's kind of a difficult question, Puglia is fairly big... so depends on what you want to do. If you want to go to the beach, I recommend staying anywhere on the coast of Salento (near Lecce), in the southern part. If you prefer food and strolling around, I recommend to stay near Monopoli / Polignano / Valle d'Itria. I do not recommend Bari because it's quite far from the southern part with beautiful beaches, and although it's very lively, it's not the best-looking city (sorry guys!). Also wherever you are, you need to move by car, unfortunately public transport kind of sucks. Wishing you a good trip :)
@@brecre9567it's worth to visit the Gargano area in the north of Puglia, it has everything from the beautiful Foresta Umbra to the beaches of Vieste or Peschici for example, good food and you go from mountains to beaches in 20/30 minutes driving
Hello Carla. Nice to meet u. I need some info about which city in Puglia is more famous for the best beaches and night out. I want to visit Italia this summer. I will appriciate your help🙏🥰
Italy is my Number 1 country in the world.
I wish everyone to visit it.
Don’t worry, mass tourism is already there
I'm Italian and I can share everything you said and showed in the video. Congratulations!👍
Sicily better than Puglia?
@@gurugamer8632 we say that they are two beauties both with its characteristics ... I like Puglia more but it is a personal opinion
Magna Greacia ❤❤❤ South Italy ! I love all Italy they are brothers
OMG, I am speachless 😇🤩
Excellent! My stay there was fantastic. I also made use of Clarke Wigg’s Puglia travel guide. My vacation was Excellent!
where did you lodge if I may ask. Bari?
I live in Puglia. ❤🤗🤗🤗☺️
Ostuni-Gallipoli-Monopoli-Polignano a Mare-Fasano-Lecce-Brindisi is my favourite triangle in puglia. Beautiful beaches, great food and drinks all provided by people that know how to live very close to heaven, while still connected to their home soil.
Please remember that summer-life there begins "at dusk" and summer-work starts long before dawn.
Excellent recommendations. Excellent footage
Beautiful!
thank you very much for this lovely Puglia's picture ❤
Incredible and magnificent !
I love Puglia 😊
Thank you so much! Amazing and informative video! Breathtaking views!
Otranto is lovely in its own right and completely different too Gallipoli.
Otranto also has a spectacular (and very moving) cathedral. The history and energy was more palpable in Otranto (it also has sandy beaches, if I am not completely mistaken... I think I remember sandy beaches). Granted, I went to Otranto in July and Gallipoli on January 1 so very different experiences.
You made an absolutely gorgeous video! Very informative. I've been to Italy many times but not to this region. I wish I could. I am always amazed at the deep saturated blue color of the sky, which you beautifully highlighted in contrast against a tower or a building. I marvel at such a glorious sky, as well as the color of the waters! Simply put, Italy is an exqisite colorful painting! 😁
Beautiful places ❤
Amazing place
I really enjoyed this video. You did another wonderful job.
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Nice place
amazing introduce thank you so much
nicely filmed and nicely explained
Thank you for these informations.
Que lugar lindo!❤
Most beautiful. Hal you are such a well crafted artist with the camera. And the commentary is the best. Keep up the amazing work.
He is not the one recording the actual videos, most of them can be found on UA-cam, he is just assembling fragments of videos made by others
Sha ma nin!
Thank you for making this wonderful video of Puglia! We're making plans for October and these are the places on our list! Every place is so beautiful. Planning on going in October, hopefully with less crowds! Looking forward to seeing more videos from this incredible region. I look forward to your beautiful captures and great commentary with recommendations! Gratzie!
I would plan for september, after the italian holidays with less crowds and temperatures in the mid 20s with the sea still relatively warm.
In october it can be rainy and sea and accomodations chilly and sometimes damp. It depends on your plans. I liked Lecce best after a thundershower when the rain was gone and the sun blinked through again.
Hi! This was really a nice video, but I would like to point out an inaccurancy: the glimpse shown at 7:43 minute does not belong to Locorotondo, it is one of the most charachteristic squares of Martina Franca, which is another cozy town in Puglia, located between Locorotondo and Ostuni, very rich in natural as well as architectural beauties, once named "the Queen of Valle d'Itria".
It is worth a visit for its baroque historical centre, its Ducal Palace, designed under the supervision of Bernini, its endless countryside dotted with uncontaminated woods, and, last but not list, its delicious food.
I have never been italy but next destination is italy
Thanks for introducing me to more places within Italy. If you do expand on some of these places, can you suggest duration as if I went I'd want to see as many as possible without skipping the main places to view. Thanks
Thanks, great video, I'd only add Castel del Monte and Grotte di Castellane, your list is a bit town-heavy. We also wanted to stay at Polignano before returning home, but it was booked out. We stayed in Trani instead (old convent at the harbor) and it was amazing...
Vieste ❤❤❤
Бари класс город!!! 🎉
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Your videos are beautifully done. Do you do your own drone footage?
I do - mavic air 2 now 3
I'm from Bari, I believe that the beauty of all of Italy depends on its history. I think that all the countries that have had a long thousand-year history have many more things to tell than the others. Millennia of history have shaped the cities themselves into masterpieces. Then if you are also lucky enough to have beautiful landscapes, maybe yours could be the most beautiful country in the world
Would recommend this in April?
how will your rate sicily vs puglia vs matera vs amalfi ?
Puglia is the most beautiful land in the world and in my opinion it is the best place to live in the world. The Puglia cities are rich in tradition but they are also modern and in step with the times, I am thinking of Bari, Taranto and Lecce. Even the sea of Puglia is the most beautiful in the world.
Now ... do not exaggerate...
@@mariacristinaciampi3069 I simply express my thought. Of this opinion are also the magazines National Geographic and Lonely Planet
@@cieloazzurro161 maybe for the sea .. But still Sardinian beaches are more beautiful than Puglia ones...
@@mariacristinaciampi3069 In Sardinia there is always wind, Puglia is better.
@@cieloazzurro161 well clear to me that you are from Puglia so not going to continue this discussion
Faltou Taranto uma Belíssima Cidade
7,59 si chiama Martina Franca… capitale della valle ditria .. capitale mondiale del tessile!!!
you did not mention the beautiful town of Giovinazzo 😢
Giovinazzo looks nice (on Google anyway)
Iike puglia culturale il famosi piati ❤️🇪🇺🏳️🌈🇮🇹🇲🇺👏
Csodas taj
Why in English, not in Italian?
C'era una volta l'Italia, un posto famoso nel mondo: bello come una favola, affascinante e seducente come tutte le emozioni che sconvolgono...
Sadly, your first error occurred in the first 25 seconds of your video. Puglia doesn't have a single inch of Mediterranean coastline.
Tartarian buidings
Where was that best beach pls?
I think poligno a mare
@@berenicei.7283 polignano a mare is way too touristy. try some of the beaches near lecce or gallipoli instead, they are also very breathtaking.
@@SheikAbdulAzizBinBazGallipoli is even worst at tourism level during peaks of the season. If you want a good place to one that comes in mind is going more to otranto side and find spots like baia dei turchi or some other little places here and there but everywhere if you ask locals there are places that are very full like Polignano and Gallipoli but the best way is to rent a car and go everyday to a different beach of the more periferic? Idk if It is a word in englis 😂 sorry but i'm from bari and right now i'm stoned and trying lol 😂😂
@@bepinkfloyd814 yes not gallipoli town but the beaches around the town, but touristy or not it’s still wonderful to be there 😂
@@SheikAbdulAzizBinBaz I'm a divorced Physician here in NYC Looking to retire in this area in a few years..... what would you suggest as a place with art culture nightlife in the region? thanks.
I am Indian. I interested for u country
If I buy a home in Italy, can I get citizenship there? I live in the USA, and dual citizenship would be perfect. I could live there half the year.
No????
yes, you can receive Italian citizenship even if it is a process that can take 10 years. In any case, you would immediately obtain the residence permit. In case you have an Italian ancestor and can prove it, you could already receive dual citizenship in the USA, just go to an Italian consulate
Where is the symbol of Puglia? Castel del Monte? 🤦🏻♂️ Then you show just overturistic piace. Gallipoli?!?! And not Otranto? You show just the south of puglia and not the centre or north with most jewellery and authenticity.
Another video by foreigners........dove sono I cittadini propri?
Not mediteranean, adriatic sea
Yes puglia is a place to be.enjoyed our last trip in march though we got a guide.puglia travel guide by monica b.lutes