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Discover Puglia, Italy
The heel of Italy's boot, Puglia has emerged as a hot destination for its whitewashed towns, trulli cone-roofed houses, Baroque Lecce, and 800 kilometers of coastline. The region's olive oil, orecchiette pasta, and burrata cheese represent southern Italian cuisine at its finest.
The heel of Italy's boot, Puglia has emerged as a hot destination for its whitewashed towns, trulli cone-roofed houses, Baroque Lecce, and 800 kilometers of coastline. The region's olive oil, orecchiette pasta, and burrata cheese represent southern Italian cuisine at its finest.
Interactive map of cities and attractions
Explore the cities and towns that make Puglia unique
Plan your trip to Puglia with our month-by-month guide
Essential details to help you plan your visit to Puglia
Bari (BRI), Brindisi (BDS)
Bari Centrale, Lecce
A car is highly recommended for exploring the trulli of Alberobello, Matera (just across the border in Basilicata), and the Salento peninsula. Regional trains connect main cities but are slow.
May-June and September-October
Warm (16-24°C), wildflowers bloom. Perfect for outdoor activities.
Hot (30-38°C). Beaches busy, especially Salento. Many Italians vacation here.
Warm (18-26°C), olive harvest. Excellent beach weather with fewer crowds.
Mild (8-14°C). Quiet season, some coastal restaurants close.
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