Things To Do
Trani
The town where we will get married. Elegant coastal town with a medieval harbor, the stunning Romanesque Cathedral of San Nicola Pellegrino right on the Adriatic, and the Swabian Castle.
Bari
The largest city nearby with a captivating old town (Bari Vecchia), the St. Nicholas Basilica, and vibrant seaside promenade.
Alberobello
Famous for its distinctive “trulli” stone huts with conical roofs, forming a UNESCO-listed site. About 104 km (1h 17 min) by car, or 2–3 hrs via train + bus/tranfer
Castel del Monte (Andria)
A remarkable UNESCO World Heritage medieval fortress built by Frederick II in the 1240s, famed for its unique octagonal shape and scenic hilltop location. Roughly 29 km (32 min) by car; public transport options include bus to Andria followed by taxi or guided tour.
Polignano a Mare
Spectacular cliffside seaside town with a dramatic historic center and iconic Lama Monachile Cove. Roughly 85 km (1h 01 min) by car, or ~1h 30 min by train
Grotte di Castellana
A breathtaking karst cave system with guided tours through the 1 km “short route” (50 min) or full 3 km route (100 min). About 94 km ~1h 10 min by car; alternate: train to Monopoli + local bus (Line 707), ~2h 20 min.
Lecce
Baroque capital of Puglia, often called the “Florence of the South”. known for Santa Croce Basilica, Piazza del Duomo, and lively streets full of cafés. About 210 km by car (2h) or ~2h20 by train from Trani.
Matera
UNESCO-listed city of stone with ancient Sassi cave dwellings, rock churches, and panoramic viewpoints. About 100 km by car (1hr) or 2hr by train from Trani
Most Beautiful Beaches
If the weather is nice (most of the times in the first week of October) you can also plan to visit the most beautiful beaches we have in Puglia.
San Severo
The town where Leo was born and where his family lives. It is a historic town in northern Apulia, known for its Baroque heritage and renowned wines.