Location: Putignano
Top Things to do in Putignano
- 1. Grotta del Trullo
- 2. Centro Storico
- 3. Puglia Cycle Tours
- 4. Museo Civico "Guglielmo Romanazzi Carducci - Principe di Santo Mauro"
- 5. Chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo
- 6. Nadir
- 7. Chiesa di Santa Maria La Greca
- 8. Chiesa Barocca
- 9. Chiesa di Santa Maria del Carmine (Convento Grande)
- 10. Il palazzo del Bali
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Top 10 Things to do in Putignano, Italy
Putignano in Italy, from Europe region, is best know for Geologic Formations. Discover best things to do in Putignano with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Putignano
1. Grotta del Trullo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Paola O - London, United Kingdom
The oldest cave in Puglia did not disappoint. It is a marvel how nature creates masterpieces impossible to replicate. A must see, it is a view that will take your breath away. And the guides are kind, knowledgeable and handsome, what else can you ask for?
2. Centro Storico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Turista2011054 - Bucharest, Romania
I had the pleasure to visit this small typical Italian city and I think is a true gem. The best way to visit is accompanied by a local that can show and explain everything. I liked very much their "Gnostre" which are almost impossible to translate but very interesting to see. Nice place and nice atmosphere.
3. Puglia Cycle Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Puglia Cycle Tours is a Tour Operator specialized in cycle-tourism in Puglia and Basilicata. We are specialist in tailor-made holidays that combine typical Apulian accommodations (trulli, masserie, historic houses) with exclusive experiences, in order to let you discover the most authentic treasures of Puglia. We offer: - Guided cycling holidays packages - Self-guided cycling holidays with GPS tracking unit and route supplied - Bike rental all over Puglia and Basilicata - Multilingual and expert cycling tour guides - Technical and logistical assistance 24 hours a day - Transfer service by private means of transport to and from all over Puglia - Selected bike-friendly accommodations (in trulli and masserie too) Original and high-quality experiences during the tour (sailing trips, strolls with little donkeys, cooking classes in masseria, olive harvest, craft and popular dances workshops, and much more!).
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
This was our first experience of cycling abroad and we had some Reservations. We were given lots of help via email and my husband was able to have pedals with cleats fitted to his bike.
The whole experience was amazing
Antonio met us at our first hotel to give us the bikes and a comprehensive briefing. Once I understood the Garmin, navigation was a breeze - only one problem when we appeared to have to cycle through a hedge!
All our hotels were lovely, baggage arrived safely and restaurant recommendations good - although on a couple of occasions they were full!
Highly recommended the coast route.
Thanks Antonio and all the team.
4. Museo Civico "Guglielmo Romanazzi Carducci - Principe di Santo Mauro"
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
5. Chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Steven M - Sydney, Australia
This church is set in the main square of Putignano. It is dedicated to St Peter and the locals believe that it was the apostle himself who preached in the town on one of his journeys to Rome. The town enjoyed Papal protection for many years and it was not under the authority of the local bishop, but directly under the pontiff. The church has an elegant Romanesque facade, with a portal dating from 1085, and a particularly beautiful rose window. But its real surprise is once you enter it, both on account of its size and its unusual split sanctuary. Above the high altar is another sanctuary connected by grand spiral stairs on either side. Above is the oratory of the Crucified, a lovely chapel that is home to the confraternity of the Crucified. The church has a fine ceiling and probably the most beautiful organ gallery in the whole of Puglia, elaborately carved and painted. This church is not to be missed.
6. Nadir
7. Chiesa di Santa Maria La Greca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
8. Chiesa Barocca
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By mpmail - Sorrento Coast, Italy
percorrendo via estramurale a mezzogiorno ,all'altezza della porta barseto c'è piazza San Domenico . Sulla piazza affaccia la chiesa di San Domenico , bella costruzione barocca in pietra locale .tra le varie decorazioni si nota un cane con una fiaccola in bocca simbolo di San Domenico . molto bello l'altissimo campanile,
9. Chiesa di Santa Maria del Carmine (Convento Grande)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By mpmail - Sorrento Coast, Italy
La Chiesa del Convento di Putignano, composta da preziosi arredi seicenteschi, presenta all'ingresso un piccolo nartece o pronao, unico esempio nelle chiese di Putignano, dal quale, mediante una piccola gradinata, si accede alla navata.
La volta è a tre campate a vela con tasselli di legno decorato; intorno alla navata corre un matroneo da cui le monache del Convento assistevano ai riti religiosi. Anche l'organo e l'ambone, finemente ornati in stile settecentesco, si accordano perfettamente alle decorazioni dell’ambiente.
Due tele raffiguranti l'Annunciazione (opera di D. Carella, del 1788) e la Nativita' (copia da Giaquinto) ornano i due altari della navata, mentre sulla porta troviamo un quadro dell'Assunta.
10. Il palazzo del Bali
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By petervandenbroek2014 - Putignano, Italy
it's the symbol of incompetence of the administration of .....and the lack of ambition of .....the community of Putignano. In these 27 years I visited the palace ONLY on special occasions, I get it wrong but only twice in 27 years the palace was open for the public as I remember! Now they are constructing a new entrance , it takes a 27 years to create a new entrance for the palace . When it's ready, the administration will have to finance, financed by the UE, the extra-ordinary maintenance which will also take 27 years, in the mean time the palace will be closed for maintenance!!! Of course people will eb working over there. It's the excellence of Putignano
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