Top Things to do in Itria Valley
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The 10 Best Things to do in Itria Valley, Puglia
Discover the best top things to do in Itria Valley, Italy including Masseria Brancati, I Pastini, Scavi di Egnazia, I Trulli di Alberobello - World Heritage Site, Valle d'Itria, Parco Rupestre Lama D'Antico, Centro Storico Locorotondo, Centro Storico, Centro Storico, Centro Storico.
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1. Masseria Brancati
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 655 reviews
Mandatory booking by phone or email at least 1 day before. Check in time is 9.30 / 11.30 and 15.00 / 17.30. You will visit the monumental olive grove, the hypogeum crusher, some historic rooms and end with a tasting of extra virgin olive oil. The duration is about 60/70 minutes and the cost is 12.00 Euros, pp., 6.oo Euros for the children and is free under 6 years.We only speak Italian and English language
Reviewed By Gillmac73 - Virginia Water, United Kingdom
Excellent tour but must email in advance to check your times. Only 12€ for the tour with 4 different olive oils to taste. Very informative tour and we learnt a lot about olive trees dating back to the Roman times and olive oil making. There is a cave where the original olive presses live. This is a family run olive farm and they have A lot of passion about their olives and trees. Fantastic must see place.
2. I Pastini
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 317 reviews
Reservation required...Discover the emotion of the long vinegrowing tradition of our territory, the spirit of rebirth by looking for our traces and origins. In the earth of the Valle d’Itria, 2 Km away from Locorotondo and Martina Franca, guided tour of the original house “Masseria”, built in 1700, the Winery “I Pàstini” and the most suggestive vineyards, such as the highquality autochthonous varieties Verdeca, Bianco d’Alessano , Minutolo, Primitivo and Susumaniello soul of our wines that will be explained and tasted.
Reviewed By Compass45285460790 - Sydney, Australia
Did a wine tour of this winery and it was the best wine experience ever had. Tour through the vineyards plus old Trulli buildings on the property was amazing.Guide was informative and explained history of the property and winery.Tastings themselves were excellent quality wine accompanied with some light snacks.Purchased some cartons of wine and were received in perfect condition very quickly.Can highly recommend a visit to the winery and this area in general.
3. Scavi di Egnazia
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4.5 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By agijab2016 - Riga, Latvia
We visited the museum, tomb and ruins on family vacation - very impressive, specially Pomegranat tomb with stoune doors. All complex is very well maintained, staff is very friendly, many thanks to Valentina for aĺl the information and quidance!
4. I Trulli di Alberobello - World Heritage Site
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4.5 based on 9,454 reviews
A collection of 1,400 beehive buildings built and lived in by peasants.
Reviewed By ZahidMalti - London, United Kingdom
Alberobello is a lovely town in Puglia which, while being a World Heritage site preserving Trulli architecture in a theme park like environment, also conveys a sense of vibrant Southern Italian life. Worth adding to your exploration of Puglia even if just for a day visit.
5. Valle d'Itria
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4.5 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By 877margarets - Napier, New Zealand
We found wine tasting at Locorotondo, food at Alberobello, and vineyards galore. A lovely area to eat if you can get it freshly prepared. Be warned that some of the region has Italian type fast food like pasta that is pre made and then microwaved. Yuk!
6. Parco Rupestre Lama D'Antico
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4.5 based on 83 reviews
The Lama D’Antico Rock Park houses one of the most interesting rock settlements in Apulia. Here you can explore several structures which were part of the village (X-XV c. A.D.): -the imposing church carved into the rock, -cave-dwellings, -caves used as work-shops. In addition, in the park you can also visit two small lovely churches, St. John’s and St. Lawrence’s whose walls are frescoed in bright vivacious colours. The entire itinerary is set in a wonderful natural habitat rich of olive groves and Mediterranean maquis.
Reviewed By Resort250795
A park full of wonder, beautiful and so peaceful startling my curiosity for the time from VI to XIV century. I truly loved the virtual tour of the church, I have never experienced anything like it before. Very old traces of human life opening new thoughts and giving insight containing the misteries of Religion, Archeology, Painting and more. The virtual tour is a new additional, and very recently created.
7. Centro Storico Locorotondo
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4.5 based on 1,090 reviews
Reviewed By GRS-SJS - Sebastopol, United States
Wonderful town with winding streets with no traffic. The town is friendly with shops and restaurants and outstanding view of the little valley around the hill. The is a great spot not over run with crowds.
8. Centro Storico
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4.5 based on 1,624 reviews
Reviewed By Marjo1187 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
A nice town with lots of restaurants and entertainment up in the old town and the main piazza. From simple pizza restaurants to a true Michelin star In the alleys of the upper old town you can find a number of lounge bars where in the evening you can relax and enjoy a drink. In the summer weekends music on the main piazza and when we were there one of the bars had life music. The old town is a nice area to discover the small alleys, enjoy the view of the sea and visit the cathedral. In the country side around Ostuni there are a number of masseria’s where you can enjoy a country style diner. A nice place to use as a base to discover Puglia.
9. Centro Storico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By antiques223 - New York City, United States
Delightful walking through the historic center of this Puglian market town. Wonderful baroque architecture, good food and cafes...
10. Centro Storico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By JTJD
We stayed pretty close by at Martina Franca & visited this really lovely, charming old town for the day. It’s quiet, laid back & it has as a really nice vibe about the place, it’s not over run by tourists. We wandered about the old town taking photos of the beautiful old alleys & buildings. A number is very nice restaurants/cafes/bars & rather upmarket little shops selling locally produced goods. If you are in the area then Cisternino is most definitely worth a visit.
