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Take a day trip

Take a day trip

Nearby towns to see: Alberobello & Trulli Ostuni Grotte di Castellana Monopoli Matera Bari

Visit the Historic Centre

Visit the Historic Centre

The Old Town is characterized by narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed buildings, and charming piazzas, which is easy to explore on foot. Must-see spots: Porta Vecchia / Arco Marchesale: old gate & arch to the old town. Chiesa Matrice: Polignano's main church, dating back to the 12th century. Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II: central square, grab a morning coffee or a late afternoon aperitivo and watch the world go by!

Relax at the beach

Relax at the beach

Visit Puglia's most famous beach, Cala Porto (or Lama Monachile Beach). It's a picturesque small pebble beach edged by limestone cliffs, but incredibly busy so great for a quick dip and pic. For more of a relaxed beach day, check out any of the list below: Porto Marzano Torre Marzano Calette di Torre Cintola Torre Dell'Orso Baia dei Turchi I Faraglioni di Sant’Andrea

Eat like a local

Eat like a local

Puglia is known for its simple yet delicious dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. Octopus Sandwich: Try the famous sandwich at Number One Pucceria Paninoteca in Polignano Orecchiette: The region's signature pasta, served with sauces like broccoli rabe or tomato. Focaccia Barese: A thick, fluffy bread topped with tomatoes, olives, and oregano. Panzerotti: Fried dough pockets filled with tomato & mozzarella, popular street food snack. Cavatelli con Frutti di Mare: Traditional pasta served with fresh seafood. Burrata: Puglia’s famous creamy cheese, often served with tomatoes or olive oil. Pescato Crudo: Raw seafood like oysters and anchovies, seasoned simply with lemon and olive oil. Bombette: Stuffed pork or beef rolls, grilled to a crispy perfection. Tiella di Riso, Patate e Cozze: savory pie with rice, potatoes & mussels. Baked in a dish (tiella). Pasticciotto: A sweet pastry filled with custard or seasonal fruits, perfect for dessert.

Food Spots to try

Food Spots to try

Cucina di Mare: Must-try seafood spot Il Quadrifolio: Great spot for pizza Locanda Porta Picc: Charming restaurant offering seafood & pizza Trattoria il Grottone: Perfect for seafood with a view Caffè San Francesco: Famous for its pastries, including pasticciotto. Ristorante Grotta Palazzese: For an unforgettable dining experience with seafood and local Puglian dishes, especially seafood pasta. La Locanda delle Giare: A traditional eatery offering local specialties like orecchiette and seafood dishes. Osteria di Chichibio: A cozy spot for authentic Puglian flavors and fresh seafood.

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