Alberobello
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Alberobello, Italy's fairy-tale trulli town

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Trulli, Rione Monti
Trulli, Rione Monti
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4.3/515 Reviews
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Historic landmark
Night view
Trullis Zone
Trullis Zone
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Night view
Zoosafari Fasanolandia
Zoosafari Fasanolandia
4.4
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Zoos & aquariums
Trullo Sovrano
Trullo Sovrano
4.1
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Historic landmark
Grotte di Castellana
Grotte di Castellana
4.4
5.0/52 Reviews
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Natural scenery
Territory Museum House Pezzolla
Territory Museum House Pezzolla
3.6
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Acqua Splash
Acqua Splash
2.9
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Camping dei Trulli di Alberobello
Camping dei Trulli di Alberobello
2.8
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Grotta del Trullo - Putignano
Grotta del Trullo - Putignano
3.2
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Natural scenery
Trullo Siamese
Trullo Siamese
2.8
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Where to stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Alberobello, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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Trulli e Puglia Resort
Trulli e Puglia Resort
4.5/584 Reviews
Hotel Sant' Antonio
Hotel Sant' Antonio
4.0/554 Reviews
Giardino Dei Trulli
Giardino Dei Trulli
4.3/572 Reviews
Hotel Lanzillotta
Hotel Lanzillotta
4.0/58 Reviews
Trullo il Cantastorie
Trullo il Cantastorie
4.2/5137 Reviews
Masseria Torricella
Masseria Torricella
4.5/553 Reviews
Trulli Pastore
Trulli Pastore
4.7/5187 Reviews
Trullimania
Trullimania
4.8/5310 Reviews
Trulli Resort
Trulli Resort
4.5/566 Reviews
Charming Trulli
Charming Trulli
4.3/51,946 Reviews
Hotel Ramapendula
Hotel Ramapendula
4.2/541 Reviews

What to eat

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Favola in tavola
Favola in tavola
4.4/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$61/person
Dolce Arte Cafe
Dolce Arte Cafe
4.4/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$14/person
Trullo dei Sapori Tipicamente
Trullo dei Sapori Tipicamente
4.2/56 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$59/person
La Lira Focacceria
La Lira Focacceria
4.7/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$7/person
Trattoria Amatulli
Trattoria Amatulli
4.7/56 Reviews
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Western cuisine
L'Aratro
L'Aratro
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$70/person
Trullo d'Oro
Trullo d'Oro
5.0/58 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$54/person
Sciaraba
Sciaraba
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$49/person
La Pagnottella Panini Lovers
La Pagnottella Panini Lovers
4.7/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$8/person
88 Gradi
88 Gradi
4.7/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. S$50/person
La Nicchia
La Nicchia
4.4/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Gli Ulivi
Gli Ulivi
4.4/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine

Alberobello Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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A must-visit fairytale town on a sunny day

A must-visit fairytale town on a sunny day

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🇮🇹✨ I Trulli di Alberobello — a hidden gem in Puglia! ✨🇮🇹

🇮🇹✨ I Trulli di Alberobello — a hidden gem in Puglia! ✨🇮🇹

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TravelwithHelena
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"It feels like summer was born for Italy," plus a Southern Italy guide!

"It feels like summer was born for Italy," plus a Southern Italy guide!

BROOKS STEVENSON
BROOKS STEVENSON
 I found a white fairytale town in southern Italy. On this trip to the Puglia region, the most delightful stop was the Trulli of Alberobello.

I found a white fairytale town in southern Italy. On this trip to the Puglia region, the most delightful stop was the Trulli of Alberobello.

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ID. Zak 32
For my trip to Puglia, Alberobello was one of my non-negotiable stops. Running a guesthouse back in Doha has made me particularly interested in how traditional heritage houses are preserved and managed. These 'Trulli'—the whitewashed dry-stone huts with conical roofs—date back to the 16th century, originally built by refugees who needed structures that could be quickly dismantled to evade royal taxes. It’s fascinating history.

I spent a little over four hours exploring the town on foot. My fitness tracker logged exactly 11,420 steps, mostly on steep, uneven cobblestones. If you plan to visit, do not wear sandals; my ankles were quite tired by the end of the day.

Since I prefer focusing on a few key historical sites rather than rushing through everything, I kept my itinerary to three main spots:

1. Trullo Sovrano: This is the only double-story Trullo in the town. The entry ticket was quite cheap, just €2.50. I spent about 45 minutes inside examining the historical household items, the old kitchen setup, and the master bedroom. It was very interesting to see how they maximized such tight, windowless spaces.
2. Rione Monti: This is the main historical quarter on the slope, packed with over a thousand Trulli. It’s highly scenic, but my minor complaint is how commercialized it has become. Almost every stone hut has been turned into a souvenir shop selling the same mass-produced magnets and linen bags. 
3. Basilica of Cosmas and Damian: A grand 17th-century neoclassical church. It’s a striking contrast to the round, rustic stone huts nearby. Entrance was free, and it was a quiet, cool refuge to sit for fifteen minutes away from the midday heat.

Before catching my bus back, I stopped at a small cafe near Piazza del Popolo. I paid €4.50 for a double espresso and a local pasticciotto pastry, which was excellent. If you want to experience the quiet charm of the stone alleys without the heavy crowds, I highly recommend arriving no later than 9:00 AM.

For my trip to Puglia, Alberobello was one of my non-negotiable stops. Running a guesthouse back in Doha has made me particularly interested in how traditional heritage houses are preserved and managed. These 'Trulli'—the whitewashed dry-stone huts with conical roofs—date back to the 16th century, originally built by refugees who needed structures that could be quickly dismantled to evade royal taxes. It’s fascinating history. I spent a little over four hours exploring the town on foot. My fitness tracker logged exactly 11,420 steps, mostly on steep, uneven cobblestones. If you plan to visit, do not wear sandals; my ankles were quite tired by the end of the day. Since I prefer focusing on a few key historical sites rather than rushing through everything, I kept my itinerary to three main spots: 1. Trullo Sovrano: This is the only double-story Trullo in the town. The entry ticket was quite cheap, just €2.50. I spent about 45 minutes inside examining the historical household items, the old kitchen setup, and the master bedroom. It was very interesting to see how they maximized such tight, windowless spaces. 2. Rione Monti: This is the main historical quarter on the slope, packed with over a thousand Trulli. It’s highly scenic, but my minor complaint is how commercialized it has become. Almost every stone hut has been turned into a souvenir shop selling the same mass-produced magnets and linen bags. 3. Basilica of Cosmas and Damian: A grand 17th-century neoclassical church. It’s a striking contrast to the round, rustic stone huts nearby. Entrance was free, and it was a quiet, cool refuge to sit for fifteen minutes away from the midday heat. Before catching my bus back, I stopped at a small cafe near Piazza del Popolo. I paid €4.50 for a double espresso and a local pasticciotto pastry, which was excellent. If you want to experience the quiet charm of the stone alleys without the heavy crowds, I highly recommend arriving no later than 9:00 AM.

ParisianNighter
ParisianNighter
Stroll through mushroom alleys, every step feels like entering a magical world

Stroll through mushroom alleys, every step feels like entering a magical world

Emily890 Walker
Emily890 Walker
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The Land of Trulli: Alberobello, Italy 🇮🇹✨
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The Land of Trulli: Alberobello, Italy 🇮🇹✨

EddyG
EddyG
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A Hidden Gem Beyond Amalfi: Alta Murgia National Park

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