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.
@@JneTom on the outscirts of Ostuni. If you do not have a car I would stay in Bari or Brindisi and use the trains from there. What you would not want is walking miles with your luggage alongside a crowded italian road. There is no Uber available in the campagna anywhere even though most every family owns a car and has at least one unemployed youth hanging around.
Beautiful video about an Italian region that I know very well and I like so much. As an Italian I appreciate very much your efforts to pronounce correctly the italian words and I must say that you manage to do it very well! Bravissima!!
Thank you for this wonderful video. I shall be staying in Monopoli in July and will definitely be visiting Alberobello, Polignano and hopefully Matera and Bari roo. May i please ask something though? Why did you pronounce Padova (la chiesa di Sant' Antonio di Padova) as PadOva? I thought it was pronounced PAdova.?? Thank you once more. I can't wait to visit beautiful Puglia
Grazzi mille. We are preparing a trip to Puglia and your video is very helpful. At 7:18 you say the name of a part of Alberobello "Riona Aio Picolo" but I don't see that on the map... Or is it a different spelling (it's hard to understand clearly the name when you say it) ???
There are more places that are worth visiting in this region, that I mentioned in my blog post, so make sure to take a look here: www.worldwanderista.com/category/europe/italy/puglia/ I'd say at least a week!
Visited in match and had the best time of my life all thanks to the guide a friend recommended.puglis travel guide by monica b.lutes. It's a must have for anyone intending visiting 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.
Where did you stay
@@JneTom on the outscirts of Ostuni. If you do not have a car I would stay in Bari or Brindisi and use the trains from there.
What you would not want is walking miles with your luggage alongside a crowded italian road.
There is no Uber available in the campagna anywhere even though most every family owns a car and has at least one unemployed youth hanging around.
Beautiful video about an Italian region that I know very well and I like so much. As an Italian I appreciate very much your efforts to pronounce correctly the italian words and I must say that you manage to do it very well! Bravissima!!
Grazie mille! Sono capace di fare una conversazione in Italiano, per questo… 😉
Ciao! Is it possible if you stay in Puglia, lets say it Albero bello to visit the other
Cities mentioned in about 3 days?
@@missconi1982 you could, you can find all the details on my blog!
Beautiful, we are going this July and we can not wait , thank you for sharing ❤
Locorotondo & Alberobello are my absolutely fave! :) Thank you for sharing this, I feel like I was there with you!
Che posti bellissimi❤❤
Il Salento è semplicemente meraviglioso, con le sue suggestive città
Loved all details - esp for a short trip to Monopoli 👌👌
Didn’t want to go too detailed because I might make another video just about Monopoli etc 😊
LOVE❤❤❤
@@arikreed7931 thank you!
Fantastic job
@@peterc5543 thank you!
Wat een heerlijke video weer! 😍
Dankjewel!
👍
Beautiful region!
It sure is!
❤🎉
Thank you for this wonderful video. I shall be staying in Monopoli in July and will definitely be visiting Alberobello, Polignano and hopefully Matera and Bari roo. May i please ask something though? Why did you pronounce Padova (la chiesa di Sant' Antonio di Padova) as PadOva? I thought it was pronounced PAdova.?? Thank you once more. I can't wait to visit beautiful Puglia
I’m not Italian so I could’ve pronounced it wrongly
@@Worldwanderista Really?? i genuinely thought you were Italian, your accent when you say the Italian place names etc is fantastic! Have a great day.
@@carlogee I can speak Italian, but not without flaws
Beautiful 🙂🙂
Thank you!
Very informative 👍⭐️😊
Thank you!
I am Indian. I love u this country
So much twirling! 😵💫
Grazzi mille. We are preparing a trip to Puglia and your video is very helpful. At 7:18 you say the name of a part of Alberobello "Riona Aio Picolo" but I don't see that on the map... Or is it a different spelling (it's hard to understand clearly the name when you say it) ???
On my blog (link in video description) you can find all the blog posts with all the details!
Great video again! How many days would you recommend?
There are more places that are worth visiting in this region, that I mentioned in my blog post, so make sure to take a look here: www.worldwanderista.com/category/europe/italy/puglia/ I'd say at least a week!
Monopoli? Isn't it a game? 😉 Did you buy enough streets to build hotels? 🤭
Haha! A bit above my budget! Was lucky enough to be able to stay at a hotel! 😂
What time of the year was this filmed ? I'm planning a trip down there in March 😊
I was there end of September. All details can be found on my blog!
In BARI e la Puglia la puo visitare tutto l'anno anche perché il clima é sempre accettabile
Locorotondo citta dalle cinque o
Locorotondo citta da fiana
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how is it with the parking spots?
Quite easy, just look them up via Google Maps
Il trullo.ha origini.nel 1400d.c.
Promo SM
La PUGLIA quest'anno.ha il mare piu pulito d'italia ha ottenuto il.99% di valutazione
0:01 - NO : benvenuto a Puglia --> benvenuti in Puglia .
Why? I am talking to one viewer? Not plural?
@@Worldwanderistadi solito è meglio immaginare di rivolgersi ad una moltitudine di persone .
Visited in match and had the best time of my life all thanks to the guide a friend recommended.puglis travel guide by monica b.lutes. It's a must have for anyone intending visiting puglia.