Alberobello

Un charmant village italien célèbre pour ses trulli, des maisons blanchies à la chaux avec des toits coniques.

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This village is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its trulli.

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Aurelie @lilifoodiestravel

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Tip: go there before 10 am to avoid the arrival of tour buses.

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Aurelie @lilifoodiestravel

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This city is amazing with its 1500 Trulli, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is one of the most visited places in the region.

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Mylène @unreveunvoyage

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The village of Alberobello is famous for its trulli, transformed into shops and restaurants.

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Lydia et Catherine - La Croisée des Mondes

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The trullis, traditional lime-washed houses with conical roofs, are emblematic of Alberobello.

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Most trulli have been converted into shops, cafes, or hotels.

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Aurelie @lilifoodiestravel

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Second favorite of the trip!

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Mylène @unreveunvoyage

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If you can, Alberobello is worth visiting at sunrise to enjoy the alleys of this village without the crowds.

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Mylène @unreveunvoyage

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Some leave Alberobello disappointed, particularly due to the very high tourist influx. To fully appreciate it, one should not hesitate to wander away from the main streets. It is better to visit it early in the morning or in the late afternoon. The crowd is then smaller, and the low sunlight on the lime-washed houses gives the village a special charm.

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Lydia et Catherine - La Croisée des Mondes

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Divided into two districts, Monti and Aia Piccola, offering a different perspective on these unique constructions.

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Quiet alley of the Aia Piccola District, with stone trulli and lush vegetation on the edges.In the Aia Piccola district, two women pose at twilight, surrounded by traditional trulli architecture.

Aia Piccola neighborhood

  • Neighbourhood
  • Authentic

More residential area of Alberobello where some trulli are still inhabited.

Welcoming outdoor space in Daca, with a modern table and chairs, surrounded by greenery and stone walls.

Daca

  • Housing
  • Villa

Holiday home for 2 people, close to the historic center of Alberobello and equipped with a parking space.

A cobblestone alley in the Monti District, with white houses and stone roofs, evoking the traditional charm of the area.Narrow cobblestone street of the Monti District, lined with white houses with stone roofs, under a bright blue sky.Paved street of the Monti District, adorned with flowers, with typical white houses and a peaceful Mediterranean atmosphere.

Monti District

  • Neighbourhood
  • Shopping
  • Touristic

Also known as Rione Monti, the Trullis area is home to hundreds of centuries-old trulli, many of which have been converted into souvenir shops, charming hotels, or rustic restaurants.

Ice cream cone with lemon and vanilla scoop, picturesque street of Mille Voglie, perfect for a sunny day.

Thousand Wishes

  • Food & Drinks
  • Gelateria

An ideal pastry and ice cream shop to take a refreshing break.

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