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If you’re considering a stay of less than 3 nights in the region, we’re sorry, but that doesn’t align with our definition of luxury—and we can’t accommodate that.
Puglia deserves a minimum of 4 nights just to give you only a quick taste of its beauty.
Explore our handpicked itineraries and find the inspiration you need for a meaningful adventure perfectly designed by our travel experts. Each itinerary is thoughtfully curated to offer unique experiences that cater to diverse interests and preferences. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of outdoor activities, the serenity of nature retreats, or the cultural richness of city explorations, our travel experts have crafted options that ensure memorable journeys.
Dive into our inspirations and discover the perfect path for your next getaway in Italy, complete with insider tips, recommended restaurants, and local insights that will enhance your travel experience.
“When you visit Puglia, you cry three times: when you arrive, when you leave, and when you step on the scale.”
Start your journey in Lecce, a street food haven and a historic gem of Southern Italy. On this private walking tour, you’ll explore the city’s baroque beauty while tasting its culinary specialties at local favorites.
Stroll through artisanal shops, browse local goods, and absorb the unique charm of Lecce.
Cap off your day with a traditional Salento meal in one of Lecce’s most authentic home-restaurants. Don’t miss ciceri e tria (chickpea pasta) and sagne ‘ncannulate (hand-twisted pasta) for a true taste of the region.
Begin your day exploring the coastal charm of Otranto, Italy’s easternmost town, where historic walls and turquoise waters meet. Wander its narrow streets and soak in the views before heading to a traditional masseria nestled in the countryside between Otranto and Gallipoli. Here, you’ll be welcomed into a timeless world where locals live and work as past generations did, cooking in ancient wood-fired ovens and using rural tools to prepare authentic dishes. Savor these flavors and stories passed down through the ages.
In the afternoon, continue to Gallipoli, where you’ll enjoy the freshest seafood in the region.
Take your time and relax with a swim in Gallipoli’s renowned crystal-clear waters, the perfect finish to a day steeped in history, flavors, and natural beauty.
Fish you day with a local seafood dishes such as gallipolina zuppa di pesce in a seaside restaurant.
Begin your day in Ostuni, the stunning “White City” perched on a hilltop. With a local guide, wander through its winding alleys, whitewashed buildings, and discover breathtaking views of the olive-studded countryside.
For lunch, visit a charming 16th-century masseria, where you’ll learn the art of making orecchiette, the beloved pasta of Puglia, from a local nonna. Savor your handmade pasta with the best seasonal sauce: pomodoro in summer or cime di rapa in spring and autumn.
In the afternoon, head to Polignano a Mare. Stroll through the scenic old town, perched on cliffs above the Adriatic, and treat yourself to a caffè speciale or gelato. Take some time to enjoy the spectacular coastal views before returning to your accommodation.
Start your day with a visit to Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its iconic trulli houses. Take a guided tour and discover the fascinating history behind these traditional dry stone huts.
For lunch, indulge in a unique experience at a trattoria nestled within the trulli, where simple, authentic dishes bring you closer to the essence of Puglia. Savor healthy, pure, and genuine vegetables, paired with traditional yet often forgotten recipes that celebrate the region’s agricultural roots. Delight in the finest Burrata, Ricotta, Scamorza, and Capocollo, enjoying these local delicacies alongside expertly crafted cured meats, all while immersing yourself in the rich culinary heritage of Puglia.
After a satisfying meal, head to nearby Locorotondo, known for its circular layout and renowned wines. Visit a local vineyard for a wine tasting, sampling regional varieties like Verdeca and Bianco d’Alessano. Enjoy an aperitif, pairing these wines with traditional local dishes such as braciole (stuffed meat rolls) and gnumereddhi (small skewers of seasoned meat), immersing yourself in the flavors of local culinary heritage.
Begin your day by exploring Matera, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, famous for its UNESCO-listed Sassi cave dwellings. Wander through its ancient stone streets, learning about the fascinating history of this unique city carved into the landscape.
Next, head to Altamura, known for its world-famous bread. Visit a local bakery to see the traditional process of making Altamura bread, and enjoy a tasting of this legendary product paired with local cheeses.
For lunch, venture to the Alta Murgia, a stunning area of natural beauty. Enjoy a relaxing picnic in the heart of the park, surrounded by lush landscapes and breathtaking views. Savor fresh local ingredients such as cured meats, cheeses, and traditional Puglian pastries, while immersing yourself in the tranquility of this unique setting.
Start your day in Bari, a bustling coastal city where history meets vibrant street life. Begin with a leisurely stroll through Bari’s charming old town, where narrow streets lead you to lively markets and bustling squares.
Indulge in Bari’s famous street food scene by sampling local favorites such as panzerotti (fried pockets of dough filled with cheese and tomato), sgagliozze (crispy fried polenta), and the renowned focaccia barese (soft, fluffy bread topped with tomatoes and olives). Each bite will immerse you in the city’s culinary culture.
Afterward, take some time to explore the historical sights of Bari, including the Basilica of San Nicola, a significant pilgrimage site, or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere of the city before concluding your street food adventure.
“Volare… oh, oh!… Cantare… oh, oh, oh, oh!
Nel blu, dipinto di blu, felice di stare lassù.” – Domenico Modugno
Start your adventure in the peaceful village of San Vito, famous for its beautiful beaches and tranquil atmosphere. Visit the Church of San Vito before heading to Polignano a Mare. This cliffside gem offers stunning views of the Adriatic and a charming old town perched above the crystal-clear waters.
Next, explore Monopoli and visit the historic Castle of Charles V, which has stood guard over the town for centuries. Learn about its fascinating history and its role in protecting the region.
End the day in Bari, where you’ll immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture. Take in a show or a tour at the Teatro Petruzzelli, one of Italy’s most renowned opera houses, before enjoying a delicious seaside dinner, featuring fresh seafood like “zuppa di pesce” or crudo di mare.
Your day begins in Alberobello, where the iconic trulli houses, a UNESCO World Heritage site, tell the story of a centuries-old tradition. Explore the fairytale-like town and discover the craftsmanship behind these unique structures.
Next, venture to the Grotte di Castellana, an awe-inspiring cave system known for its magnificent stalactites and stalagmites. A guided tour will reveal the underground marvels hidden beneath the surface.
Continue to a local olive farm to learn about the region’s olive oil production. Discover the various cultivars of olives and taste the distinctive flavors of extra virgin olive oils, each with its own unique profile. Finish your day in Alberobello with a meal of traditional Puglian dishes like “orecchiette” with cime di rapa or a rich tomato-based sauce.
Begin the day with a visit to Matera, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Explore the ancient Sassi cave dwellings, carved into the rock and still inhabited today. Learn about the unique history of this UNESCO World Heritage site and its people.
Afterward, head to Altamura, known for its distinctive bread-making tradition. Visit the Altamura Cathedral, a beautiful example of Apulian Romanesque architecture, before enjoying a taste of the famous Altamura bread, baked using centuries-old methods. End your cultural journey with a delicious dinner featuring local flavors like “focaccia barese”.
Start your day in Ostuni, the “White City,” where the stunning whitewashed buildings reflect the region’s cultural heritage. Wander through the narrow streets and learn about the historical importance of whitewashing, once used to protect buildings from the heat and pests, and how it’s become a symbol of the town.
Next, visit a local cheese farm to watch artisans craft fresh burrata and caciocavallo, two of Puglia’s most celebrated cheeses. Learn about the traditional cheese-making techniques and enjoy a tasting of these delicious, creamy cheeses.
Continue to Ceglie Messapica, a town known for its culinary traditions. Explore the historic center and enjoy local specialties like “braciole” (stuffed meat rolls) and “gnumereddhi” (grilled meat skewers), celebrating the region’s agricultural roots.
On your final day, visit Taranto, a port city rich in history dating back to ancient Greece. Explore the National Archaeological Museum, home to one of Italy’s most important collections of Greek artifacts, and discover the medieval history at the Castello Aragonese.
Taranto is also renowned for its mussel farming. Take a tour of a local mussel farm to learn about the ancient process of cultivating mussels in the Ionian Sea’s pristine waters. Enjoy a fresh mussel tasting, an essential part of Taranto’s culinary tradition.
In the afternoon, head to Martina Franca, known for its baroque architecture and charming old town. Visit the Basilica di San Martino and enjoy a leisurely stroll through the streets.
Puglia is not just a destination—it’s a journey that lingers long after you’ve left.
From the vibrant flavors of its cuisine to the timeless beauty of its landscapes, every corner of this region offers an opportunity to experience something authentic, something real. Our carefully designed itineraries are the perfect way to immerse yourself in the richness of Puglian life, whether you’re savoring local dishes, exploring historic towns, or simply soaking in the stunning coastal views. With Silenzio Bruno, luxury is not just about the place you stay—it’s about the experiences you live, the people you meet, and the memories you create.
Let Puglia be your next great adventure— one that you’ll never forget.
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